Macron calls Trump's air strikes illegal

French President Emmanuel Macron publicly condemned the air strikes ordered by former President Donald Trump on Iranian nuclear sites, labeling them as illegal and counterproductive. Macron's statement highlighted the potential for escalating tensions in the region and emphasized the importance of diplomatic engagement over military action. He argued that such strikes undermine international law and the efforts to achieve a peaceful resolution to the ongoing disputes surrounding Iran's nuclear program. Macron's call for the resumption of diplomatic talks reflects a broader strategy aimed at stabilizing relations with Iran and addressing the concerns of the international community regarding nuclear proliferation. The air strikes had raised significant concerns among various nations, with many leaders advocating for dialogue rather than military intervention as a means to resolve conflicts. Macron's position aligns with the views of several European allies who have consistently supported diplomatic negotiations with Iran, particularly in the context of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).