France and Great Britain, taking into account the disagreements over Greenland, have offered their support to the United States if Washington decides to take steps against Iran, the Daily Mail reports.
Previously, US President Donald Trump demanded that Iran sit down at the negotiating table and sign a new agreement regarding the Iranian nuclear program, and the US "armada" is quickly heading to Iran and is ready to carry out the tasks. He also said that the next possible attack against Iran will be more destructive than the one in June 2025, and urged not to allow such a scenario.
"Great Britain and France have offered support to the White House in an attempt to restore relations damaged by the recent controversy over Greenland," the note said.
