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Poland says it had advance knowledge of US-Israel strikes on Iran – POLITICO

By staffFebruary 28, 20261 Min Read
Poland says it had advance knowledge of US-Israel strikes on Iran – POLITICO
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Germany also said it had been informed in advance.

Not so much Paris, however. French President Emmanuel Macron said the U.S. and Israel didn’t “inform or involve” France in the strikes.

While several European governments emphasized restraint and de-escalation on Saturday, Sikorski adopted a sharply critical tone toward Tehran. Iran, he said, is “a country that for decades supported terrorism [and] organized terrorist attacks in Europe and on other continents, including against American targets.”

He called the Iranian regime “an ideologized power” and “the last 20th-century utopia,” adding: “We had Nazism, we had communism, and now we have Iranian religious fundamentalism.”

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