G7 nations urge de-escalation in Middle East amid threat of broader conflict
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G7 nations urge de-escalation in Middle East amid threat of broader conflict
The Group of Seven major democracies urged restraint and de-escalation in the Middle East on Monday, saying that recent events "threatened to ignite a broader conflict in the region."
The G7 urged "all involved parties once again to refrain from perpetuating the current destructive cycle of retaliatory violence, to lower tensions and engage constructively toward de-escalation," in a statement.
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