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British Foreign Secretary David Lammy says he is “deeply alarmed” by the ongoing air raids in Lebano
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy says he is “deeply alarmed” by the ongoing air raids in Lebanon and Israel, reports. “Further escalation risks even more devastating consequences. I repeat my call for an immediate ceasefire on both sides,” he yesterday evening.
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