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Market news: The U.S. Embassy in Bahrain has been closed since March 1.

British Prime Minister Starmer's office: Starmer is speaking to the leaders of France and Germany as part of a series of calls with allies.

EU maritime operation Aspidus advised the shipping industry to remain vigilant and said attacks against ships could not be ruled out.

Iranian Foreign Minister: Trump turned "America first" into "Israel first" - which always means "America last".

India's Ministry of Civil Aviation: Airports across the country, especially major international aviation hubs, have entered a state of operational alert to cope with possible flight diversions caused by the situation in the Middle East.

Government of India: Indian airlines operating international routes have been advised to pay close attention to airspace notices, air navigation notices and route restrictions.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Calling for the protection of all civilians, we will take all possible measures to ensure the safety of our citizens and all Canadian diplomatic missions in the region.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Canada supports the measures taken by the United States to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and preventing its regime from continuing to threaten international peace and security.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Despite diplomatic efforts, Iran has not completely dismantled its nuclear program, has not stopped all enrichment activities, and still supports regional terrorist organizations. Canada supports the Iranian people in their courageous struggle against the oppressive regime.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Canada and its international partners have repeatedly asked the Iranian regime to end its nuclear program, especially at the 2025 G7 leaders' summit and when the United Nations re-imposed sanctions in September.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Canada's position is clear, that is, Iran is the main source of instability and terror in the Middle East. Its performance in human rights is one of the worst in the world, and it must not be allowed to acquire or develop nuclear weapons.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: The Canadian government pays close attention to hostilities in the Middle East related to Iran and strongly recommends that Canadian citizens in Iran stay in safe places.

Swedish Prime Minister: It is in the interest of Sweden and Europe that Iran must not develop nuclear weapons. Iran's nuclear program and its support for terrorist groups have long been a destabilizing factor.

Swedish Prime Minister: We have seen a serious escalation of the situation in Iran and the region. Sweden, along with the European Union, has already imposed sanctions on the Iranian regime. We support the brave people of Iran. Their rights must be respected.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov condemned the unprovoked attack on Iran.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov had a phone call with his Iranian counterpart. (TASS)

French President Macron: The current escalation poses a threat to all parties and must stop.

French President Macron: All measures are being taken to ensure the security of French territory, French citizens and our assets in the Middle East.

Oman's foreign minister urged the United States "not to get further involved" and said "this is not your war."

French President Macron: The outbreak of war between the United States, Israel and Iran will have serious consequences for international peace and security.