The head of British diplomacy asks “not to weaken” in the search for a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy, who visits the Middle East on Wednesday, warned that countries “should not be weakened” in their efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon.
“We must not hesitate at this critical moment to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon, deliver the aid Gaza desperately needs and secure the release of all hostages.”argument.
Lammy, who will meet the leaders of Bahrain and Jordan on Wednesday and British armed forces personnel stationed in the Middle East, described the situation as“incredibly dangerous”.
He “We will push to end the cycle of violence” and will express London’s fears regarding the “Risk of escalation and miscalculation”according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The head of British diplomacy will also ask regional partners to urge Iran and its proxies to act with restraint.
In Bahrain he will visit the frigate. HMS Lancaster of the Royal Navy, which is deployed in the country and patrols the waters of the Red Sea and the Gulf to counter the activities of Yemen’s Houthi rebels.
In Jordan he will meet with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ayman Safadi. Safadi accused Israel on Monday in Beirut of having “full responsibility” of a “escalation” that will drag the Middle East towards “a regional war”.
