Brussels: The European Union's top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, has urged all parties involved to de-escalate tensions and return to the negotiating table following the United States' military strikes on Iran's nuclear sites in support of Israel's ongoing conflict with Iran.

According to France24.com, the EU is facing internal challenges in crafting a unified response, as member states hold differing views on the US strikes. While some EU countries are expressing support for the US actions, others are more cautious and are advocating for a more diplomatic approach to resolve the conflict. The varying opinions among EU members are complicating the bloc's efforts to present a cohesive stance on the issue.

Kallas emphasized the importance of dialogue and negotiations in resolving the escalating conflict, reflecting the EU's traditional preference for diplomatic solutions over military interventions. The recent developments have put additional pressure on the EU to balance its diplomatic relations with both the United States and Iran while maintaining its commitment to regional stability.

The situation remains tense as the EU grapples with finding a consensus on how to address the situation effectively. The bloc's ability to influence the course of events may depend on its success in unifying its member states behind a common strategy.