Yvette Cooper & Spain

Yvette Cooper: Yvette Cooper, British Foreign Secretary, has expressed deep concern over Israel's actions in Lebanon and emphasized that Iran should not be allowed to apply tolls in the Strait of Hormuz.

Spain: Spain, through its Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has been a vocal critic of the United States and Israel's military actions and has called for the European Union to suspend its association agreement with Israel.

Yvette Cooper: British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper will host a meeting of 35 countries to ensure shipping security in the Strait of Hormuz after the war, demonstrating the United Kingdom's proactive role.

Spain: Spain publicly closed its airspace to United States planes involved in attacks on Iran, demonstrating strong opposition to the war.

Yvette Cooper: Yvette Cooper, the British Foreign Secretary, signed the Türkiye-United Kingdom Strategic Partnership Framework with Hakan Fidan.

Spain: Spain, through its Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, is seeking to strengthen ties with China and has called for China's increased diplomatic involvement in global conflicts.

Yvette Cooper: Yvette Cooper, Britain's counterpart to Pakistan's Foreign Minister, was part of diplomatic calls to support the peace process.

Spain: Spain is among the countries calling for coordinated emergency support from the IMF and World Bank for nations affected by the Middle East war.