00:00After military attacks between Israel and Iran overnight, European leaders are voicing
00:04alarm and calling for immediate de-escalation.
00:08On the other hand, US President Donald Trump made further warnings and threats to Tehran
00:12to make the nuclear deal, saying that there is still time to end the slaughter before
00:16there is nothing left.
00:19Trump said his country makes the most lethal military equipment and that Israel has a lot
00:23of it, with much more to come.
00:26On Friday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer urged all parties to step back while his Dutch
00:30counterpart Dick Skoof said de-escalation is necessary.
00:35German Chancellor Friedrich Maers convened his security cabinet, warning of the threat posed
00:40by Iran's nuclear program and vowing to use diplomatic means.
00:46From Brussels, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called the news deeply alarming
00:50and urged maximum restraint.
00:53France, Finland and Ireland echoed calls to end the cycle of violence and return to diplomacy.
01:02Meanwhile, thousands of Iranians took the streets in the capital to protest the attacks, demanding
01:07revenge and chanting slogans against Israel and the United States.
01:12The crisis erupts just two days before G7 leaders meet in Canada, where it's now expected to top
01:18the storm.
