LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is not seeking confrontation with Iran over the seizure last week of 15 British military personnel in the Gulf, Prime Minister Tony Blair's spokesman said on Thursday.
"We want this resolved. We do not want a confrontation over this. We want this resolved as quickly as possible," he told reporters.
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