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Spain's Sánchez Slams US, Israel as White House Eyes Iran Talks

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez accused the US and Israel of conducting an "unjust and illegal war" against Iran, undermining international law and destabilizing the Middle East. He linked their actions to bolstering Russia's position in Ukraine through economic benefits. Spain's denial of US military bases prompted President Trump to criticize Sánchez and threaten trade cuts. Sánchez defended his stance on principle-based alliances. Meanwhile, the White House is organizing Iran war talks for this weekend.

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Spain's Sánchez Slams US, Israel as White House Eyes Iran Talks

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has criticized the United States and Israel for their military actions against Iran, calling it an "unjust and illegal war," while the White House is working to arrange talks on the Iran conflict this weekend.

Sánchez's Accusations

  • Described the US and Israel's actions as undermining international law, destabilizing the Middle East, and reigniting conflicts in Iraq and Lebanon.
  • Accused them of bringing insecurity to Gulf countries due to choices made by President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • Claimed that Russia benefits financially from rising fuel prices and lifted sanctions, bolstering President Vladimir Putin's position in Ukraine.

Spain's Denial of Military Bases

  • Spain has denied the US use of the Rota naval base and Morón air base, both located in Andalucía.
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Trump's Response

  • President Donald Trump criticized Sánchez, stating Spain "doesn’t have great leadership."
  • Threatened to cut off all trade with Spain.

Sánchez's Principle-Based Stance

  • Emphasized that being an ally means loyalty to shared principles.
  • Stated the importance of having the courage to stand firm when the path is wrong.

White House Efforts

  • The White House is working to arrange Iran war talks for this weekend.
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