Spain denies U.S. claims of agreeing to military cooperation against Iran, asserting its neutrality and independent foreign policy.

Spain has denied U.S. claims that it agreed to cooperate with American military operations against Iran, stating no such agreement exists and reaffirming its neutral stance in the region. The Spanish government rejected assertions by the White House that Madrid had consented to support or use its bases for offensive actions, emphasizing its commitment to diplomacy and non-intervention. The conflicting statements have sparked a diplomatic dispute, raising concerns about transparency and coordination within NATO, though Spain maintains its defense and foreign policy decisions remain independent.