EU ministers arrive in Ukraine to mark Bucha massacre anniversary – Europe live
EU ministers arrive in Ukraine to mark Bucha massacre anniversary – Europe live
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Spanish Defence Minister Margarita Robles has reiterated Spain's commitment to NATO and unilateralism, stating that the country will not allow US use of its bases for Iran strikes without explicit permission. This decision was made despite pressure from the US and Israel, with Robles saying "no one knows what will happen with this war" and that Spain does not accept lectures on peace commitments. The move comes as tensions rise over the conflict in Ukraine, where EU ministers have arrived to mark the anniversary of the Bucha massacre. Meanwhile, Italy has insisted that its relations with the US are solid despite a decision to block use of its Sicily base for Iran operations. Robles' comments come amid a standoff over using NATO bases for Iran strikes.
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AI-ExtractedItaly insists 'Relations with US are solid,' after decision to block use of Sicily base for Iran operations
Spain feels no obligation to join an illegal war whose objectives, 30 days into the conflict, have yet to be defined.
Spanish defence minister asserts Spain's right to deny US use of bases for Iran strikes.
Poland says will not relocate Patriot batteries to Middle East after media claims of US pressure
France refused Israel use of airspace to transfer US weapons for Iran war.
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