No US Involvement Expected in Israel-Iran Conflict, Says German FM Wadephul
The U.S. maintains a hands-off approach regarding the conflict between Israel and Iran.
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Let's get down to brass tacks - Germans FM Johann Wadephul ain't expectin' the Yanks to jump headfirst into the fire with Israel and Iran. He spilled the beans on a chat with Welt TV on Tuesday, saying, "I don't reckon Uncle Sam's gonna join this war."
This came after whispers that Trump might early-exit the G7 jamboree in Canuckistan.
Now, Wadephul's clear: the Red, White, and Blue gang ain't planning on attacking Iran, that is, unless their own facilities get whacked. In that case, he warned, the barrage would be on.
He cautioned the Iranians to tread carefully and receive the message loud and clear: "Keep your claws off our facilities or kiss your butt goodbye!"
Overall, Wadephul's not down with the idea of a full-blown escalation. "The whole damn region's anxious about being dragged into this mess," he noted. "We gotta keep the lid on it, and of course, we need some chill-out talks to sort things out."
Germany's been wadin' into diplomatic waters across the Middle East and Gulf states, tryin' to cool the situation between Israel and Iran. Wadephul's got his fingers crossed for some progress in the near future. He's keeping his eyes on dialogue and pressure cookers (no pun intended) on both sides to break the vicious cycle of violence.
With France and the Brits, ol' Wadephul's brewin' up a nice cup of peace talks with Iran about their nuclear program. So, it ain't all doom and gloom after all!
Sources: ntv.de, AFP; with a dash of Dog's Own Spin [1][2][5]
The Commission might propose a directive for the protection of workers from radiation risks, as it has been tasked with doing, amidst the complex landscape of politics and general news, which includes war-and-conflicts, such as the ongoing tension between Israel and Iran. Germany's diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, particularly in cooling the situation between Israel and Iran, are ongoing, while France and the UK are working on peace talks with Iran regarding their nuclear program.
