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‘People Who Decide To Start Wars…’: Kaja Kallas Refuses To Celebrate Trump’s Iran Deal
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11:28Now PlayingEU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas cautiously welcomed the US-Iran agreement, calling it a potential breakthrough that could reduce regional tensions and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. However, she stressed that any settlement must comply with international law and be fully verifiable. Kallas said the EU is ready to support the next phase of diplomacy, maintain sanctions on Iran, protect freedom of navigation, push humanitarian aid into Gaza, and explore trade measures targeting goods from illegal Israeli settlements. She also acknowledged that EU member states remain divided on some aspects of Middle East policy.
Correction: The parliamentary debate referenced in this video took place on June 16, 2026.
US-IRAN DEAL OFFERS 'CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM'
EU TO KEEP IRAN SANCTIONS & PROTECT SHIPPING
KALLAS: ISRAEL SETTLEMENTS BREAK INTERNATIONAL LAW
EU CALLS FOR GAZA AID & TWO-STATE SOLUTION
EU STANDS BY ITS MIDDLE EAST STRATEGY
'WITHOUT ACCOUNTABILITY, THERE CAN BE NO PEACE'
KALLAS ADMITS EU DIVISIONS ARE SLOWING ACTION
'WE ARE NOT CELEBRATING' — KALLAS WARNS HARDEST PHASE IS AHEAD
#KajaKallas #EuropeanUnion #Iran #MiddleEast #DonaldTrump
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