France Urges Restraint Amid US Strikes on Iran's Nuclear Sites

French foreign minister Jean-Noel Barrot clarified that France is not involved in the US military strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. He expressed France's concern and called for restraint to prevent further conflict escalation. France remains opposed to Iran acquiring nuclear weapons and supports a negotiated solution.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot announced on social media that France had no role in the recent US strikes targeting Iran's nuclear sites. The statement comes amid rising tensions in the region.

Barrot emphasized France's stance of non-involvement in the military actions and their planning stages. He urged all parties to demonstrate restraint to prevent an escalation that could lead to a broader conflict.

Reaffirming France's opposition to Iran developing nuclear weapons, Barrot stated that a negotiated settlement, adhering to the Non-Proliferation Treaty, is essential and expressed France's readiness to assist in finding a lasting solution.

(With inputs from agencies.)