Evening Standard

G7 leaders warn against ‘uncontrollable escalation’ after Iran attack on Israel

Source: PA Wire

Leaders of the G7 have warned an “uncontrollable regional escalation” in the Middle East must be prevented amid simmering tensions after Iran’s unprecedented attack on Israel.

In a joint statement following an urgent call on Sunday, countries including the UK and US said they “stand ready to take further measures now and in response to further destabilising initiatives”.

Prime Minister earlier confirmed that British RAF jets drones after the country announced it had launched retaliatory action against its long-standing enemy.

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Evening Standard

Evening Standard3 min read
Nursery Nurse To Be Sentenced For Manslaughter Of ‘Wonderful’ Baby
A nursery nurse will be sentenced today for causing the death of a baby girl who she strapped face down on to a bean bag for more than 90 minutes. Kate Roughley, 37, tightly swaddled nine-month-old Genevieve Meehan before she further restrained her w
Evening Standard2 min read
New Holiday Lets Rules May 'Worsen Housing Crisis', Says London Councils
New controls on short-term and holiday housing lets introduced this summer could worsen the capital’s housing crisis, London Councils has said. The changes mean people may need to seek permission from the council to turn their home into a short-term
Evening Standard1 min readInternational Relations
Which Countries Recognise Palestine? Spain, Ireland And Norway Add Names To The List
Ireland, Norway and Spain are all set to recognise Palestine as a state, joining at least 140 members of the United Nations in doing so.  All three nations said on Wednesday that they would recognise Palestine by May 28.  Norwegian prime minister Jon

Related Books & Audiobooks