Drone attack hits UK military base in Cyprus

What is expected for the future of Iran? Drone attack hits UK military base in Cyprus, on Sunday night (02). The author of the attack is still unknown. Cyprus confirmed that the attack took place at the British Akrotiri air base, which caused limited damage. Nobody was injured. ✅ Follow the g1 international news channel on WhatsApp LIVE: FOLLOW coverage of the conflict in real time US use of British bases in the United Kingdom British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, said this Sunday (1st) that he accepted that the United States use bases in the United Kingdom to launch “defensive” attacks aimed at destroying Iranian missiles and missile launchers. The labor leader stated, in a video published on social media, that his country will not participate in offensive attacks. “Iran is applying a scorched earth strategy, which is why we support the collective self-defense of our allies and our people in the region,” said the prime minister. Starmer added that the UK’s decision not to take part in the strikes against Iran was deliberate, as his country believes “the best way forward for the region and the world is a negotiated solution”. In an earlier joint statement made on Sunday, Germany, France and the United Kingdom said they were willing to take defensive measures against Iran to defend their interests and those of their Gulf allies. Trump alongside British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Reuters Iran’s leadership wants to resume negotiations United States President Donald Trump told “The Atlantic” magazine this Sunday (1st) that the new Iranian leadership wants to resume negotiations and that he agreed to dialogue. “They want to talk, and I agreed to talk, so I’m going to talk to them. They should have done this sooner. They should have offered something that was very practical and easy to do sooner. They waited too long,” Trump said. Despite this, the Republican did not want to detail when the conversation with Iranian representatives should take place. When asked if the contact would happen today or tomorrow, he replied: “I can’t say that.” The American president also said he believes in the possibility of internal change in Iran. Despite this, Trump highlighted that the situation remains delicate. “Knowing that it’s very dangerous, knowing that I told everyone to stay where they are — I think it’s a very dangerous place right now,” he said. “People there are shouting in the streets with happiness, but at the same time, there are a lot of bombs falling.”

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