Germany calls Red Sea attacks unacceptable, assessing mission options
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Attacks on merchant ships in the Red Sea are unacceptable and must stop, a spokesperson for the German foreign ministry said on Wednesday, adding that Berlin was in contact with Brussels on a possible European Union maritime mission in the region.
"These attacks are fully unacceptable and must stop," the spokesperson told a government press conference in Berlin.
We are examining all options that are possible under international and constitutional law, he added when asked about how Berlin would respond.
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