Iran Press/ West Asia: In a telephone call on Tuesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian held a phone conversation with his Egyptian counterpart to discuss the latest developments and the intense Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip in the last few days.
Both officials discussed the risks posed to the lives of hundreds of civilians and the potential threats to the security and stability of the region resulting from these confrontations, according to a statement by the Egyptian foreign ministry.
Egypt’s top diplomat highlighted the Egyptian efforts to de-escalate the situation and achieve the desired ceasefire. He also briefed his counterpart on the Egyptian endeavors to deliver humanitarian aid through the Rafah crossing, despite Israeli airstrikes on Palestinian areas along the crossing point.
Shoukry warned against the expansion of the ongoing conflict, saying this could jeopardize the region's stability and its people's safety.
On his part, the Iranian foreign minister expressed his country's appreciation for Egypt's efforts, especially in supporting the Palestinian cause and providing humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian people. 219
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