Emmanuel Macron / Israel has no right... This friend of Netanyahu openly came out in support of Iran

Emmanuel Macron: French President Emmanuel Macron has strongly condemned the policies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after the recent ceasefire with Iran. Macron not only criticized the Israeli attacks on Iran, but also expressed condolences to the Iranian officials killed in these attacks. He said in clear terms that Israel has no legal right to interfere in Iran's nuclear program.

Conversation between Macron and Pezeshkian

On Sunday, Macron spoke to Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian over the phone. According to a report by Mehr News, during this time Macron expressed concern over Iran's decision to end cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). In response, Pezeshkian said that the step was taken due to IAEA director Rafael Grossi providing incorrect information on Iran's nuclear program, which gave Israel an opportunity for aggression.

Macron's attack on Israel

Macron expressed deep condolences to the Iranians killed in Israeli attacks in the talks and said that France was at the forefront of condemning these attacks. Naming Benjamin Netanyahu, he said that his regime has no legal basis to interfere in Iran's nuclear program. Macron also assured that France understands Iran's concerns regarding the implementation of IAEA rules and will continue to cooperate with Tehran.

Complaint of double standards

Iranian President Pezeshkian said that double standards have been adopted with Iran's peaceful nuclear activities compared to Israel's nuclear weapons. He said that all of Iran's nuclear activities are under the supervision of the IAEA, yet the US and Israel targeted them. Pezeshkian stressed that Israel is not a member of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and has been violating international rules for a long time.

Fear of future attack

Pezeshkian asked Macron what is the guarantee that Iran's nuclear installations will not be attacked in future. He expressed concern over the recent behavior of the IAEA and said that this has shaken the confidence of the Iranian people. Pezeshkian stressed that the IAEA and other international organizations will have to take concrete steps for peace and security so that trust can be restored.