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UPDATE 08 January 2024

Blinken: The Israeli-HAMAS war threatens security in the Middle East

Blinken: The Israeli-HAMAS war threatens security in the Middle East

08 January 2024 05:03 

At a press conference with Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdurrahman Al Thani, Anthony Blinken said the conflict could easily metastasize. 

The US Secretary of State said that Hussein's attacks on merchant ships in the Red Sea as a result of the confrontation between Hamas and Israel have already hampered almost one-fifth of the world's maritime transport and touched the interests of dozens of countries.

Blinken left Qatar and went to the UAE.

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Blinken sees goals largely unfulfilled in Mideast trip, even as Israel pledges to protect civilians | AP News

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