EU Foreign Affairs Chief Kallas condemns Iran’s attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait
European Union (EU) Foreign Affairs Chief Kaja Kallas said during the European trading session on Wednesday that exchanges of fire between the United States (US) and Iran further complicate already fraught talks to end the war.
Additional remarks
Next Monday, EU foreign ministers will meet with Gulf counterparts to discuss how they can support implementation of the agreement and preserve freedom of navigation in the strait as well as the Red Sea.
Iran’s attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait are unacceptable.
Market Reaction
No immediate reaction was seen in the US Dollar (USD) following remarks from EU's Kallas. At press time, the US Dollar Index (DXY) tardes 0.15% lower at around 100.95.
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