France's Macron: No element of legality regarding U.S. strikes on Iran nuclear facilities

OSLO, June 23 (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday there was no "framework of legality" regarding the U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, adding any regime change in the country should be a result of the will of the people, not of bombs.

"There is no framework of legality in these strikes, even if France shares the objective not to see Iran acquire nuclear weapons," he told reporters during a press conference in Oslo alongside Norwegian Prime minister Jonas Gahr Stoere.

"I believe in the sovereignty of peoples and territorial integrity (...) so I don't think we can take the place of a people to change its leaders," Macron added.