Germany Rejects Military Role in Iran Conflict Amid US Pressure

German Chancellor Merz stands firm against NATO military intervention in Iran, as US pressure mounts for allies to assist with Strait of Hormuz operations.

Germany has firmly rejected any military involvement in the ongoing tensions with Iran, with Chancellor Friedrich Merz stating that NATO is a defensive alliance, not one for military intervention. This stance comes as US President Trump has been pressuring allies to help open the strategically crucial Strait of Hormuz.

In a clear message, Merz emphasized that Germany's position on the matter is unequivocal.

Germany Rejects Military Involvement in Iran Conflict

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