European governments in Paris, London, and Berlin continue to favor diplomatic channels, coordinated sanctions, and support for nuclear talks over any direct military action against Iran. No official statements, troop movements, or alliance consultations have signaled preparations for strikes by June 30, consistent with these nations' long-standing preference for multilateral responses in the region. This pattern of restraint underpins the current trader consensus reflected in the 95.9% implied probability for no strikes. A major Iranian escalation targeting European interests or shipping could prompt rapid reassessment, though such developments would require clear evidence of imminent threat to shift the outlook.