A key French diplomat has spoken about the ongoing effects of the U.S. conflict with Iran on European allies. Éléonore Caroit, France's delegate minister for Europe and foreign affairs, recently joined CBS News to discuss France's goals ahead of the United Nations General Assembly. This discussion comes at a time when concerns about the impact of the conflict on regional stability and global diplomacy remain high. Caraoit emphasized the importance of maintaining strong international cooperation, particularly among European nations, to address the challenges posed by the situation in the Middle East. She highlighted the need for dialogue and multilateral solutions to prevent further escalation of tensions in the region. The U.S.-Iran conflict has raised concerns about the potential for broader instability in the Middle East, affecting not only the countries directly involved but also global powers with interests in the region. France, as a key European power, has been advocating for diplomatic approaches to de-escalate the situation and ensure that international law is upheld. As the United Nations General Assembly approaches, diplomats from around the world are expected to address issues related to global security and international cooperation. Caroit's comments reflect France's commitment to working with its allies to find peaceful resolutions to regional conflicts and maintain international stability.