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Russia calls for ‘immediate end to bloodshed’ in Gaza

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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says Moscow “categorically condemn terrorism in all its manifestations, but we are also categorically against countries fighting terrorism using methods that flagrantly violate international humanitarian law”, according to the Tass news agency.

Lavrov added that Russia was concerned about violence in the occupied West Bank, where “dozens of people have been killed”.

On Tuesday, Palestinian medics and local media said Israeli forces had killed at least eight people during raids in the occupied West Bank, bringing the total death toll since October 7 to nearly 200 Palestinians.

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 @9H2FMQ2 from Michigan  commented…2yrs2Y

People shouldn't have to die because leaders want more territory.

 @9H22ZXW from Virginia  commented…2yrs2Y

All wars should be ended, they provide no good to anyone

 @9H2DKSJ from Nebraska  commented…2yrs2Y

Both sides are bad and the us should try to limit involvement

 @9H2769JDemocrat from Michigan  commented…2yrs2Y

Wars are something that happen when there is something one party wants something but don't have. Of course they should be ended but this will never happen.

 @9H2BHKZ from Utah  commented…2yrs2Y

i think the war should stop were literally fighting cause they took some our oil

 @9H253R4commented…2yrs2Y

This is important because there needs to be and end to the blood shead

 @9H264WYcommented…2yrs2Y

I agree with this but Russia also needs to be held accountable for the bloodshed they are responsible for in their war/invasion of Ukraine.

 @9H2FN24 from New York  commented…2yrs2Y

Bloodshed in Gaza should end it is killing innocent lives and its messed up

 @9H23W7Q from North Carolina  commented…2yrs2Y

we have been scarily close to World War III and this statement by Russia is important because if they dont get what they want they will take further action which could lead to more conflict.

 @9H2DZCX from Pennsylvania  commented…2yrs2Y

We should not be involved in the war in Ukraine

 @9H2C6N6 from Minnesota  commented…2yrs2Y

I think that the conflict in the Middle East and Europe is going to lead to a 3rd world war.

 @9H235SVIndependent from North Carolina  commented…2yrs2Y

It's weird seeing Russia in the right on a topic.

 @9H2GYKD from Missouri  commented…2yrs2Y

i think this is kinda weird that Russ is backing out if im reading that correctly

 @9H2H662Peace and Freedom from Texas  commented…2yrs2Y

Well its a very deep conversation

 @9H27QSH from Missouri  commented…2yrs2Y

The start of WW3 as Russia tries to join.

 @9H24PDRDemocrat from Michigan  commented…2yrs2Y

This better not turn into something bigger

 @ISIDEWITHasked…2yrs2Y

Should world powers intervene in conflicts like the one in Gaza, and if so, how?

 @9H2MTRR from Washington  answered…2yrs2Y

They should influence the conflicts happening, and with an entire team behind them, I believe that the president wouldn't have said that if it wasn't carefully thought out.

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