Ukraine says it hit Russian oil sites and military airfield in drone strikes
Ukraine’s military says it struck an oil refinery, storage facility and military airfield inside Russia, in one of its largest cross-border drone op...
At a recent conference in Doha, Qatar's Prime Minister spoke about the momentum for Gaza ceasefire talks after the US election. The situation in the region remains dire, while Syria faces rising tensions and a shift in rebel control over key cities.
At a recent conference in Doha, Qatar's Prime Minister highlighted the renewed momentum for ceasefire talks in Gaza following the recent US election. While the situation in Gaza remains dire, the escalating tensions in Syria also pose significant concerns, with shifts in rebel control over key cities intensifying the regional crisis.
Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide, speaking at the Doha Forum, emphasized the growing need for dialogue in Syria. He noted that various groups, including the leadership, have been reluctant to engage in compromise, believing they were on the brink of victory. However, he stressed that there is still time for negotiations, urging the international community to push for a political settlement to prevent further deterioration of the situation.
Meanwhile, Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani spoke about the diplomatic momentum building for a Gaza ceasefire following the US election. He noted that while there may be differences in approach between the outgoing and incoming US administrations, there is no disagreement on the shared goal to end the war. This reflects a shift in diplomatic focus, which has gathered pace in recent weeks.
The Prime Minister also warned about the broader regional risks stemming from the Gaza conflict, particularly its potential to destabilize neighboring areas like Lebanon. He stressed that the situation in Gaza could have far-reaching consequences for the entire region, with tensions already escalating in places like Lebanon and the Red Sea.
The war in Gaza has now entered its 15th month, leaving much of the region in ruins and causing significant loss of life. According to Gaza health authorities, more than 44,000 Palestinians have been killed, and Israeli forces continue their military operations aimed at neutralizing Hamas and securing the release of hostages taken by the group. As the conflict persists, international leaders continue to seek diplomatic solutions to bring an end to the violence and avoid further destabilization of the region.
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