Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said Wednesday that Madrid will not support U.S.-Israeli military action against Iran despite President Trump's threats to halt trade and impose an embargo on Spain, citing adherence to international law and opposition to war. Sánchez, standing alone among EU leaders in directly challenging Trump, compared the situation to the 2003 Iraq invasion and warned that military conflict would worsen economic conditions rather than improve citizens' lives.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said Wednesday that Madrid will not support U.S.-Israeli military action against Iran despite President Trump's threats to halt trade and impose an embargo on Spain, citing adherence to international law and opposition to war. Sánchez, standing alone among EU leaders in directly challenging Trump, compared the situation to the 2003 Iraq invasion and warned that military conflict would worsen economic conditions rather than improve citizens' lives.