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Lavrov skeptical of Trump peace plan, calls for Palestine recognition
MOSCOW: US President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan is the “best thing to end bloodshed” and allow humanitarian aid and relief to enter Gaza, but lasting peace is doubtful without Palestinian statehood, Russia’s foreign minister told a press conference on Monday. “We welcome the prospect, but we have a certain amount of skepticism,” Sergei Lavrov said, adding: “I have no clue how they (Gazans) will be able to live there right now.” According to estimates, more than 80 percent of Gaza has been reduced to rubble in the two-year Israeli onslaught.
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arabnews.com
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After Trump's Gaza plan, Palestinian state must be established — Lavrov
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Lavrov skeptical of Trump peace plan, calls for Palestine recognition
MOSCOW: US President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan is the “best thing to end bloodshed” and allow humanitarian aid and relief to enter Gaza, but lasting peace is doubtful without…