British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has ruled out any direct military involvement in the ongoing conflict surrounding Iran. Speaking to reporters, he stated that the United Kingdom will not send troops to Iran, emphasizing that 'this is not our war.' According to Al Jazeera, Starmer confirmed that London is taking certain defensive steps to ensure the safety of British citizens and allied nations in the Middle East.

Starmer added that the UK will continue diplomatic efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, reiterating that Britain will not enter the war in any form. Despite the decision not to deploy troops, the UK remains strategically involved in the conflict. It has allowed the United States to use British military bases for strikes on Iranian targets aimed at securing the Strait of Hormuz and has deployed fighter jets to intercept Iranian missiles.

These actions indicate a cautious British approach—avoiding direct combat while maintaining regional security commitments and supporting allied operations.