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We are at a very critical moment.

Recent attacks on Iran have made the Middle East more unstable and reminded us that war rarely brings lasting solutions.

Every military escalation continues the cycle of violence, and the most vulnerable often suffer the most.

The Spanish government decided not to allow the US to use the Rota and Morón bases to attack Iran; this is an important political choice and emphasizes respect for the UN Charter and international law.

In contrast, French President Macron proposed increasing nuclear weapons and temporarily deploying nuclear-capable aircraft to some European countries, also saying 'If you want freedom, you have to make people afraid.'

This idea of threatening through fear is dangerous and harmful to multilateral cooperation and world security.

Spain proposes another path: preventing conflicts through diplomacy, strengthening international law, and cooperating for peace.

Prime Minister Sánchez also said nuclear deterrence is not a guarantee but a gamble.

Many believe that if Spain wants to be more influential, it could join the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and work with more countries to reduce the risks posed by nuclear weapons.

Now that the 'Doomsday Clock' is very close to midnight, we need to protect peace with justice, cooperation, and humanity.