British Foreign Secretary David Cameron has appealed to Israel to refrain from retaliating following Iran's recent drone and missile strike. Cameron emphasized that Iran's attack had largely
faltered, and the priority should be on achieving a ceasefire in Gaza.
Speaking to Sky News on Monday, Cameron acknowledged Israel's legitimate desire to respond to the aggression but urged against escalation. He highlighted Iran's failed attempt and emphasized the need to prevent further conflict.
"In many respects, Iran has suffered a double setback. The attack was largely unsuccessful, and it has exposed Iran's role as a destabilizing force in the region. Therefore, our hope is that there will be no retaliatory actions," Cameron stated.
The British Foreign Secretary's remarks come amid escalating tensions in the region, with efforts focused on de-escalation and diplomatic solutions. Photo by World Economic Forum/Moritz Hager, Wikimedia commons.