'Not our war': British PM Keir Starmer says UK will not be drawn into Iran conflict

London (Web Desk): British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, in a major press conference held in London, has firmly stated that the United Kingdom will not become involved in the escalating tensions between Iran and the United States or in any potential regional war.

The announcement marks a significant stance in Britain’s foreign policy and comes amid growing public concerns about the impact of international conflicts on domestic security.

Starmer emphasized in clear terms, “The Iran war is not our war, and we have no involvement in it.” He reiterated that under no circumstances will Britain be dragged into the conflict.

Highlighting his primary responsibility, the Prime Minister said that his foremost duty is to ensure that the UK remains a sovereign, secure, and stable nation. “We cannot put the British public at risk for the costs of someone else’s war,” he added.

The Prime Minister further stressed that his objective is to hand over a peaceful and stable Britain to future generations, rather than exposing the country to the dangers of war.

He conveyed optimism that, despite the ongoing global crises, Britain would emerge as a “clean and secure nation” capable of protecting its citizens.

This statement represents a clear shift in Britain’s public messaging regarding foreign conflicts, signaling a cautious approach to the volatile situation in the Middle East.

It comes as international observers and the British public closely monitor developments in the Iran–US dispute and its potential global ramifications.