French Prime Minister emphasizes not participating in military action against Iran

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-28T05:08:40+00:00

On March 25th, the French National Assembly held a debate on the Middle East situation. French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe emphasized in his speech that France will not participate in any military actions against Iran. Philippe also warned that there is a risk of further escalation in the Middle East, and if the conflict spills over, it could impact global energy transportation. Previously, French President Emmanuel Macron stated that, since France is not a party to the conflict, it will not participate in any operations aimed at "opening" the Strait of Hormuz under the current circumstances. However, once the "situation stabilizes," France is willing to work with other countries to build a convoy protection system. (CCTV International News)

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2026-03-28 05:08:40

On March 25, the French National Assembly held a debate on the situation in the Middle East. In his remarks, French Prime Minister Lequ… emphasized that France would not take part in any military action against Iran. Lequ… also warned that there is a risk that the situation in the Middle East could further escalate, and that if the conflict spills over, it could disrupt global energy transport. Earlier, French President Macron had said that, given that France is not a party to the conflict, it would not participate in any action aimed at “opening up” the Strait of Hormuz under the current circumstances, but that after the “situation becomes calmer,” France would be willing to join other countries in helping to build a convoy escort system. (CCTV International News)

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