Irish and UK Ministers Urge Political Solutions for Middle East Tensions

In a historic Dublin meeting, foreign ministers emphasize diplomacy to address escalating regional conflicts and strengthen bilateral ties.

Irish Foreign Minister Micheal Martin and UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy met in Dublin to discuss escalating Middle East tensions.
The ministers called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and between Hizballah and Israel, emphasizing a two-state solution as essential for peace.
Both countries condemned Iranian attacks on Israel and stressed the need for unhindered humanitarian aid access in the region.
Discussions also covered strengthening UK-Ireland relations, with plans for a new Ireland House in London by 2026.
The meeting highlighted ongoing support for Ukraine against Russia's invasion, alongside broader EU-UK relationship improvements.