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    Germany's Merz sees no reason to criticise Israeli, US attacks on Iran

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    Posted on June 23, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Chancellor Merz supports Israeli and US actions against Iran, citing the nuclear threat. He sees no reason for criticism, acknowledging the risks involved.

    Chancellor Merz Supports Israeli and US Actions Against Iran

    BERLIN (Reuters) -German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Monday that there was no reason for him to criticise attacks by Israel and the United States on Iran.

    "There is no reason for us, or for me personally, to criticise what Israel started a week ago, nor is there any reason to criticise what America did last weekend," Merz said at an event organised by the BDI German industrial lobby group.

    "Yes, it is not without risk, but leaving it as it was wasn't an option either," he added.

    Merz said it was evident that Iran was on a path to creating a nuclear weapon.

    "The evidence that Iran is continuing on its path to building a nuclear weapon can no longer be seriously disputed," he said.

    (Writing by Friederike HeineEditing by Ludwig Burger)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Chancellor Merz supports Israeli and US actions against Iran.
    • •Merz sees no reason to criticize recent military actions.
    • •Iran's nuclear weapon development is a concern.
    • •Merz spoke at a BDI German industrial event.
    • •The situation is risky but necessary.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Germany's Merz sees no reason to criticise Israeli, US attacks on Iran

    1What did Chancellor Merz say about the attacks on Iran?

    Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that there was no reason for him to criticize the attacks by Israel and the United States on Iran.

    2Did Merz acknowledge any risks associated with the attacks?

    Yes, Merz acknowledged that while the actions are not without risk, leaving the situation as it was was not an option either.

    3What evidence did Merz mention regarding Iran?

    Merz mentioned that the evidence of Iran continuing on its path to building a nuclear weapon can no longer be seriously disputed.

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