Sanchez Slams Middle East War: 'Illegal Actions Costing Us Dearly'

0:00It's March 25th. This is Global News Today, your AI-powered source for world news. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez slammed U.S. and Israeli military moves in the Middle East as illegal actions costing citizens around the world. Dearly, he pointed out that Spanish companies alone saw their market value drop by 100 billion euros since the conflict kicked off on February 28th. Sanchez laid out his government's strong stand against the war during a parliament session this week. That view has gained traction with other European leaders as energy prices soar and trade takes a hit. Families everywhere feel the pinch from higher fuel and electricity bills tied to the fighting. Spain's parliament plans to vote tomorrow on relief steps like cutting taxes on those essentials and offering subsidies to hard-hit industries. Sanchez went further, cautioning that Israel intends to ravage Lebanon, much like Gaza after officials their signal plans to take southern areas. This comes amid broader fears of the war spreading.

1:02European countries now focus on protecting their economies while urging restraint to limit the fallout for everyone involved.