We expect casualties with something like this.

We have three, but we expect casualties, but in the end it’s going to be a great deal for the world.

There are many outcomes that are good. Number one is decapitating them, getting rid of their whole group of killers and thugs.

And there are many, many outcomes. We could do the short version or the longer version.

They weren’t willing to stop their nuclear research.

They weren’t willing to say they will not have a nuclear weapon.

Today more than ever, it is essential to remember that one can be against a hateful regime, as is the case with the Iranian regime, as is the whole of Spanish society, and at the same time be against an unjustified, dangerous military intervention outside of international law.

That one must be against a war initiated without the authorization of the United States Congress or the United Nations Security Council and, as I have said before, one that violates international law.

And that there is always room for a negotiated solution, instead of being dragged along by the devastation of arms as the only possible way out.

Therefore, I would like once again, as we have done since the beginning, to appeal for immediate de-escalation, for full respect for international law in all the conflicts we are unfortunately suffering, and for the urgency of resuming dialogue as soon as possible.

That is where Spain will be, and that is where I believe the whole of the European Union should be.