Turkish President Erdogan, UN chief discuss Israeli-Palestinian tension over phone
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday discussed steps to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which recently sparked into the deadliest conflict seen in years, reported from Anadolu.
In a phone call, Erdogan and Guterres also exchanged views on what could be done to deliver humanitarian aid to innocent civilians to the region through Türkiye's mediation efforts, Türkiye's Communication Directorate said in a statement.
Warning that disproportionate attacks could lead the situation into further stalemate, Erdogan told Guterres that it is very important for the parties to act with restraint and avoid impulsive steps.
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In a phone call, Erdogan and Guterres also exchanged views on what could be done to deliver humanitarian aid to innocent civilians to the region through Türkiye's mediation efforts, Türkiye's Communication Directorate said in a statement.
Warning that disproportionate attacks could lead the situation into further stalemate, Erdogan told Guterres that it is very important for the parties to act with restraint and avoid impulsive steps.
www.anews.az
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