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German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz has called for a diplomatic solution to the war amid speculation about possible new US attacks on Iran. According to the German news agency DPA, he said on Friday at the end of his visit to South Korea: "I can only ask all parties involved to accept that this conflict has no military solution." Mertes added that Germany is coordinating and increasing diplomatic efforts from various directions to end the war as soon as possible. The Chancellor of Germany also said that his country is economically interested in a quick end to the war, and the increase in energy prices has cost Europe more than 100 billion euros so far. Getty Images.

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German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz has called for a diplomatic solution to the war amid speculation about possible new US attacks on Iran. According to the German news agency DPA, he said on Friday at the end of his visit to South Korea: "I can only ask all parties involved to accept that this conflict has no military solution." Mertes added that Germany is coordinating and increasing diplomatic efforts from various directions to end the war as soon as possible. The Chancellor of Germany also said that his country is economically interested in a quick end to the war, and the increase in energy prices has cost Europe more than 100 billion euros so far. Getty Images.

German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz has called for a diplomatic solution to the war amid speculation about possible new US attacks on Iran. According to the German news agency DPA, he said on Friday at the end of his visit to South Korea: "I can only ask all parties involved to accept that this conflict has no military solution." Mertes added that Germany is coordinating and increasing diplomatic efforts from various directions to end the war as soon as possible. The Chancellor of Germany also said that his country is economically interested in a quick end to the war, and the increase in energy prices has cost Europe more than 100 billion euros so far. Getty Images.

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