West Asia peace talks must acknowledge ‘initial aggression’ by US, Israel, says Anwar
The prime minister says there is a reluctance by countries to recognise the origins of the conflict.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim addressed the West Asian conflict during dinner at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, India, on Saturday night. He expressed concern over the reluctance of countries to acknowledge the origins of the conflict, specifically blaming the initial aggression on the United States and Israel. Anwar called for an end to violence, emphasizing that discussions towards resolving the conflict must begin with confronting the initial aggression from these nations.
He reiterated the need for a peaceful resolution, advocating for an end to the violence perpetrated by the United States, Israel, and Iran. During his discussions with world leaders attending the BRICS Summit, Anwar touched on various global issues, including the conflict in Gaza and tensions in West Asia, emphasizing the necessity of unity among nations to halt the bloodshed and pursue a just resolution.
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