King Abdullah II's Stance on Regional Conflicts
During a meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Amman, Jordan's King Abdullah II expressed deep concerns regarding the ongoing Israeli military actions in Gaza and Lebanon. He warned that the continued violence could lead to an expansion of conflict across the region. King Abdullah emphasized that Jordan will not serve as a battleground for regional disputes and called for immediate measures to halt the Israeli aggression.
Diplomatic Efforts for Stability
In discussions with his Jordanian counterpart, Ayman Safadi, Araghchi reiterated the need for collective regional efforts to address the escalating tensions. The two ministers agreed on the importance of dialogue to strengthen bilateral relations based on mutual respect and non-interference. Safadi highlighted that stopping Israeli attacks on Gaza, Lebanon, and the West Bank is crucial for restoring calm and ensuring regional security.
Humanitarian Concerns in Gaza
Both leaders stressed the urgent need for humanitarian aid to reach the Gaza Strip, where the ongoing conflict has led to a catastrophic humanitarian situation. King Abdullah pointed out that enhancing humanitarian responses is vital in alleviating the suffering of those affected by the conflict. The Iranian Foreign Ministry supported this sentiment, indicating a shared commitment to improving the humanitarian situation while working towards a political resolution to the Palestinian issue.
