Iran must finally end this blockade. Above all, it must end its military nuclear program.

Tehran’s support for proxies throughout the region must stop. We see the consequences every day.

We also call on Iran not to carry the conflict further into Iraq.

The Houthis now control strategic positions around Bab al-Mandab. They are attacking energy facilities in Saudi Arabia.

This is further worsening the situation on the energy markets, and Germany is also feeling the effects.

The international community cannot allow the Houthis to take shipping in the Red Sea hostage.

Regarding the strike in Saudi Arabia, we are still conducting investigations.

We have formed a joint commission between Iraq and Iran, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and we are currently analyzing the results.

We do not want to prejudge anything because we first need reliable findings. Once we have the results, we will share them with you together with the Iranians.

- Waging War in Contravention of the War Powers Resolution of 1973 Section 2C; related to starting the Iran war unlawfully
- Waging War in Contravention of the War Powers Resolution of 1973 Section 5C; related to continuing the Iran war following directives by Congress to terminate hostilities
- Waging War in Contravention of the War Powers Resolution of 1973 Section 5B; related to violating War Powers Resolutions' 60 day mandatory termination period
- Ignoring Laws that Minimize Civilian Casualties
- Extrajudicial Killings
- Suppressing Free Speech; related to DoW's retaliation against Senator Mark Kelly for calling on U.S. soldiers to disobey unlawful orders
- Kidnapping a Sovereign Foreign Leader; related to the abduction of Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro
- Unlawful War in Yemen

Fiction: Iran is defenseless.

Fact: 100s of U.S. military sites blown to pieces; dozens of aircraft scorched. (Source: The Pentagon) And that's just the tip of the iceberg.

We'll reveal it all in due course. For those who've sold lies about Iran, it won't be pretty.

It’s clear we can’t trust Merz’s words. He says one thing in Berlin and another in Washington.