Reeves: Trump’s Iran war is a mistake and has not made the world safer
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UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves criticizes the US-Israeli war against Iran, calling it a 'mistake' that hasn't made the world safer. She advocates for diplomatic talks to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has criticized the US-Israeli war against Iran, stating it's a 'mistake' that hasn't improved global safety. Speaking in Washington at a CNBC event on the fringes of the IMF summit, Reeves argued that diplomatic talks to prevent Iran from making nuclear weapons should have continued. She emphasized that Iran doesn't currently have nuclear weapons and that diplomacy is the best way to prevent it. Reeves also warned that the conflict's impact on inflation and economic growth will persist even after the fighting ends. She joined other finance ministers in calling for a swift and lasting negotiated resolution to the conflict and a return to free transit through the Strait of Hormuz. The UK and US have a 'long, lasting and enduring' relationship, but Reeves said friends can disagree.
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