MoFA warns of escalation in region

Manama, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Bahrain warned of the danger of escalation operations in the region and its repercussions on the security situation, increasing tension and violence, and fueling conflict in the Middle East. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasised the Kingdom of Bahrain's position against political violence, calling on the Security Council and the international community to support the efforts of the countries of the region to prevent further escalation and tension and their dangerous repercussions on regional security and stability. It also called for an immediate end to the war on the Gaza Strip and a settlement of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict according to the two-state solution. Source: Bahrain News Agency

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