The Iraqi government condemned Sunday the American strikes on nuclear sites in Iran, viewing them as a "military escalation" that "threatens security and peace in the Middle East" and "seriously endangers regional stability."
"Military solutions cannot replace dialogue and diplomacy," pleaded government spokesperson Bassem Alawadi in a statement, specifying that the continuation of strikes "would lead to a dangerous escalation whose repercussions will exceed the borders of any state."
The Iraqi government condemned Sunday the American strikes on nuclear sites in Iran, viewing them as a "military escalation" that "threatens security and peace in the Middle East" and "seriously endangers regional stability."
"Military solutions cannot replace dialogue and diplomacy," pleaded government spokesperson Bassem Alawadi in a statement, specifying that the continuation of strikes "would lead to a dangerous escalation whose repercussions will exceed the borders of any state."
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