وكالة مدار نيوز
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Ten trade unions in Britain have called on the British government to cease using British military bases by the United States to conduct operations against Iran, considering that ongoing military escalation in the Middle East is causing a cost-of-living crisis in the UK through rising energy and food prices. The message emphasized that withdrawing permission to use these bases, such as RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia, would limit the United States' ability to expand military operations and bolster efforts to halt escalation, thereby helping to reduce the war’s impact on the British economy. The unions pointed out that the continuation of the war increases pressure on energy prices and raises living costs, while the British government defended its position, stating that it has not participated in operations against Iran and is taking measures to ensure the security of allies and to work towards ending the war, which directly affects energy markets and the global economy.
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