Iran and Italy Discuss Urgent Action on Palestinian Crisis in Recent Phone Call
Tehran, The Gulf Observer: The foreign ministers of Iran and Italy held a telephone conversation to discuss the latest developments in the West Asian region, with a particular focus on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in occupied Palestine. During the call, both ministers emphasized the urgent need for immediate action to halt the genocide and provide vital assistance to displaced Palestinians.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, who is currently in Rome to participate in the fifth round of indirect talks between Iran and the United States, responded to the phone call from his Italian counterpart, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani. Araqchi briefed Tajani on the outcomes of the recent talks held on Friday, providing an update on the diplomatic discussions surrounding the ongoing situation.
The ministers expressed their grave concern over the continued violence and loss of life in Palestine, calling for a concerted international effort to end the killings and address the humanitarian needs of those affected. Both sides agreed on the importance of international solidarity and cooperation in responding to the crisis and ensuring the protection of civilians.
The phone call highlights the growing urgency among global leaders to act decisively in response to the escalating conflict in Palestine and underscores the ongoing diplomatic engagements between Iran and Italy on regional and international issues.
