British Prime Minister Keir Starmer “spoke” on Friday “with the leaders of Italy, France e Germany of the situation in the Middle East". This was announced in a statement from Downing Street, which explained that the four leaders "first of all condemned Iran's sensational attacks“, while Starmer “provided an update on the defensive measures taken by the UK in recent days to protect and strengthen partners in the region”.
The same starmer, Meloni, Merz e Macron “they agreed that in the next few hours and days aintense diplomatic activity it's one close military coordination. They also agreed on the need for coordinate closely on the situation in the Strait of Hormuz and reiterated their concern about the situation in Lebanon".
Number 10 Downing Street also said that, in their telephone conversation, the leaders "welcomed the leading expertise in the field ofinterception of drones that President Zelensky offered to partners in the region and stressed the importance of ensuring that the support for Ukraine continue on a large scale”.
