King: Jordan will not be a battleground for any conflict
His Majesty King Abdullah II, in a call he received from France President Emmanuel Macron on Friday, stressed the need to take immediate and urgent action to end the dangerous escalation in the region.
His Majesty warned of the repercussions of such an escalation, which threatens to plunge the region into further tensions and expand the conflict.
The King urged stepping up action to ensure stability in the region and protect its peoples, warning of the ramifications of the 'Israeli' attack on Iran on regional security.
His Majesty stressed that Jordan will not be a battleground for any conflict, and will not allow any threats to its security, stability, and the safety of its citizens.
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