News | Araqchi: Europe’s current predicament is the reverse effect of its past policies / Eilat Port stagnates due to Yemeni attacks

Pars Today – The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran described the European Union’s current predicament as the reverse effect of its past policies.

“Seyed Abbas Araghchi,” Iran’s foreign minister, wrote on his personal page on the social media platform X on Tuesday evening: When the United States violates an agreement that had been arduously signed with the European Union just six months earlier, Ursula von der Leyen suddenly steps in and stresses that “in politics, just like in business, a deal is a deal,” and that when two sides shake hands, it must carry credibility. According to Pars Today, he added: Unfortunately for the European Union, its current predicament is precisely what is referred to as a “reverse effect.”

Araghchi emphasized: When Donald Trump, during his first presidential term, unilaterally withdrew from Iran’s nuclear agreement, the European troika and the European Union followed him with firm conviction and even assisted him. In doing so, they should have taken today’s consequences into account. One clear and obvious lesson can be drawn from these events: either “all deals are deals,” or “a handshake carries no credibility.” A clear example of this is Trump’s threat to seize Greenland by any means necessary, which, although completely illegal under international law or even the so-called “rules-based order,” is something Europe deserves.

From criticism of Europe’s policies, we arrive at London’s reaction to the United States’ treatment of its allies…

British Foreign Secretary criticizes U.S. treatment of its allies

“Yvette Cooper,” the British foreign secretary, strongly criticized the United States’ behavior toward its allies, stressing that only the people of Denmark and Greenland can decide the island’s future. Referring to Washington’s tariff threats against European countries, Cooper said: This is not how allies should be treated. The future of Greenland is an issue that should be decided solely by the people of the region and Denmark.

From Europe and transatlantic tensions, we turn to the on-the-ground consequences of developments in West Asia for the Zionist regime…

Eilat Port plunges into severe stagnation due to Yemeni attacks

Israel’s Channel 14 revealed that as a result of Yemeni attacks, the Port of Eilat has fallen into complete stagnation and has effectively been forgotten. The outlet quoted the head of the Knesset Finance Committee as saying: The Israeli cabinet has abandoned the Port of Eilat; we have failed, and there is no ministry in Israel willing to accept responsibility and provide assistance.

From the economic and on-the-ground consequences, we return once again to the political level in the West and its internal rifts…

U.S. House Speaker: The West is “devouring itself”

“Mike Johnson,” Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, warned that the United Kingdom and the United States are facing a crisis and that the West is “eating itself.” Johnson added that his “mission” is to “calm the waters” and reduce tensions between London and Washington over Greenland.

Next, we turn to the stance of one of the major international players regarding U.S. policies toward Iran…

Russia: The United States must abandon its war-mongering rhetoric against Iran

“Gennady Gatilov,” Russia’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office and other international organizations in Geneva, stated that Russia is calling on the United States to abandon its war-mongering rhetoric against Iran and to respect the country’s national sovereignty. He added that the United States committed military aggression against Iran last year (2025) and continues to exert intense pressure on Tehran.