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Egypt FM calls for restraint and caution in sharing news of Damietta port incident

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty called for restraint and urged against making any accusations or circulating unverified information regarding the attack on two ships in Damietta port. In remarks on the sidelines of Egyptians Abroad Conference on Sunday, he emphasized that the investigations being conducted by the relevant Egyptian authorities are ongoing, and that any … The post Egypt FM…

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty urged for restraint and cautioned against the dissemination of unverified information concerning a recent attack on ships at Damietta port. Addressing the Egyptians Abroad Conference, Abdelatty highlighted that the Egyptian authorities' investigations into the matter are ongoing, and any claims must be grounded in definitive proof.

He stressed the need for everyone to await the outcome of the official Egyptian inquiries before spreading rumors or accusations regarding the incident. Abdelatty specifically called for caution in the sharing of any premature details, stressing that any conversation about the event must be predicated on concrete data and verifiable evidence.

He emphasized that the relevant authorities have not yet completed the requisite investigations to ascertain the incident's circumstances, urging people not to prejudge the results or disseminate unsubstantiated accounts. "Before we level accusations or release any information or rumors, we must have specific information based on conclusive evidence.

This is what the relevant Egyptian authorities are doing, and they have not yet concluded the necessary investigations to determine the circumstances of this heinous incident," Abdelatty explained.

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