The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) has expressed deep concern over Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon, the continued escalation, and its repercussions on regional security and stability.
In a statement, MoFA affirmed the necessity of strengthening international endeavours aiming to halt the conflict and prevent further loss of life.
The Ministry also stressed the importance of providing full protection to civilians according to international law and international treaties as well as affirming the UAE’s unwavering position in rejecting violence and escalation, which contravene laws governing relations between countries and their sovereignty and that serve to further increase the risks of instability.
The MoFA emphasised the necessity of resolving disputes through diplomatic means rather than confrontation and escalation.

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