Europe’s leaders call for talks, but Iran says diplomacy’s been blown away

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Europe’s leaders call for talks, but Iran says diplomacy’s been blown away  European leaders are treading a delicate line between tepid support for the US strikes, with entreaties for a return to diplomacy. The Iranians don't seem eager to return to negotiations however.  READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2025/06/22/europes-leaders-call-for-talks-but-iran-says-diplomacys-been-blown-away  Subscribe to our channel. Euronews is available on Dailymotion in 12 languages

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00:00After the major U.S. attack on three Iranian nuclear sites on Sunday, European and global

00:08reactions have been divided. While Israel and some nations applauded U.S. President Donald

00:13Trump's move, others have called for immediate de-escalation and a return to the negotiating

00:18table. President of the European Council Antonia Kostak called on all parties to show restraint

00:24and respect for international law and nuclear safety. He emphasized that diplomacy is the

00:29only way forward to achieve peace and security. The European Union's High Representative Kaya

00:35Kalas also called on all actors to return to the negotiating table. She reminded that Iran's

00:41ability to develop a nuclear weapon would be a threat to international security.

00:46And United Nations Chief Antonio Guterres felt deeply alarmed with the news of the attack.

00:51He warned that the conflict in the region could spin out of control. He also called on member

00:56states to de-escalate and uphold their obligations under international law.

01:00The Russian foreign minister also urged for a return to diplomacy. He strongly condemned

01:05the attack and said the U.S. had violated international law. Today, more than ever, humanity cries out

01:12and pleads for peace. That is what Pope Leo XIV said. He warned the war amplifies problems and

01:19creates deep wounds without providing lasting solutions.

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