G7 DEMANDS IMMEDIATE END TO IRAN ATTACKS

On Saturday, March 21, 2026, foreign ministers from the Group of Seven (Group of Seven) advanced economies—Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States—together with the European Union (European Union) foreign policy chief, issued a joint statement urging Iran to immediately and unconditionally halt all attacks across the Middle East.The coordinated statement condemned ongoing hostilities attributed to Iran and its activities targeting allies in the region. The ministers stressed that such actions risk further destabilizing an already tense security environment and could trigger broader regional conflict if not de-escalated promptly.The G7 and EU emphasized the importance of restraint and adherence to international norms, warning that continued attacks could endanger civilian lives, disrupt regional stability, and complicate diplomatic efforts aimed at resolving tensions. Their unified position signals mounting international pressure on Iran as global powers seek to prevent further escalation and maintain peace and security in the Middle East.