BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 15. The United Kingdom and Egypt have joined a growing list of countries welcoming the agreement reached between Iran and the United States, describing it as an important development for regional stability and diplomacy.
TurkicWorld reports that speaking to reporters, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer described the agreement as a “very significant breakthrough” and expressed hope that the initial deal would pave the way for a lasting peace across the region.
Meanwhile, Egypt’s Foreign Ministry also welcomed the agreement, characterizing it as a potential turning point for peace and stability in the Middle East. In an official statement, Cairo said it hopes the deal will help strengthen mutual trust between countries, establish new foundations for cooperation and create a more favorable environment for diplomatic engagement.
According to the ministry, the agreement could support broader efforts aimed at resolving outstanding regional disputes and advancing long-term peace initiatives. Egyptian officials emphasized the importance of dialogue and diplomacy in addressing ongoing challenges facing the region.
The latest reactions from London and Cairo add to a growing wave of international support for the Iran-US agreement, which many governments view as an opportunity to reduce tensions and strengthen regional security.
