British PM does not want Israel to attack Iran

British Prime Minister David Cameron believes that it is too early for Israel to solve the Iranian nuclear problem using military forces, Iran News reports.

Cameron stated that any conflict may have unpredictable repercussions. Another problem is that Iranian authorities experienced unexpected pressure caused by protesters. At the same time, Iran’s true ally Syria, under President Bashar al-Assad’s rule, was losing power. Foreign intervention would only help the nation consolidate against a common enemy, the PM supposes.

Israel has threatened to attack Iranian nuclear facilities many times.

The Pentagon confirmed on Monday that the US and Israel will start mass airborne drills in October, attended by the UK.