Tensions Flare: Poland Calls for Diplomacy in Middle East
The Polish deputy foreign minister urged for diplomacy in the Middle East, citing Israel's attack on Iran as a catalyst for potential regional instability. Henryka Moscicka-Dendys emphasized the need for de-escalation to prevent dangerous outcomes, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the strikes as necessary for national security.
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Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, Poland's deputy foreign minister has called for a de-escalation of hostilities, warning of the dangerous repercussions stemming from what has been described as Israel's 'unprovoked' attack on Iran.
Henryka Moscicka-Dendys addressed media on Friday, emphasizing the necessity for both sides to reduce tensions to avert further instability in the region. Her comments come as the conflict risks spiraling into a broader confrontation.
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has justified the strikes, framing them as a crucial move to avert an existential threat to the state of Israel, highlighting the divide in international responses to the situation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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