Macron Slams Trump's Shifting Iran Stance, Calls Hormuz Military Option 'Unrealistic'

• French President Emmanuel Macron criticized Donald Trump for undermining NATO with "daily doubt" about Washington's commitment.
• Macron dismissed a military operation to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as "unrealistic" and risky, citing Iranian Revolutionary Guards' capabilities.
• He emphasized that reopening the Strait requires cooperation with Iran, calling for a ceasefire and resumption of negotiations.
• Macron warned that military strikes alone would not resolve Iran's nuclear program long-term, stressing the need for diplomatic negotiations.
• He criticized Trump's inconsistent statements on the conflict, stating, "When you want to be serious, you don't say the opposite every day."