Moscow: The Russian Presidency (Kremlin) called on Israel on Monday to immediately cease targeting civilian areas in Lebanon and to expand humanitarian aid delivery channels in both Lebanon and the Gaza Strip. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated during a press conference: “The humanitarian situation in Lebanon is extremely dire, and we emphasize the importance of establishing broader channels for delivering humanitarian aid in the conflict zones of Lebanon and Gaza.”
According to Jordan News Agency, the Kremlin’s call underscores the pressing need for humanitarian assistance in these regions, where ongoing conflicts have severely impacted civilian populations. The statement highlights Russia’s position on the conflict and its implications for regional stability and humanitarian conditions.
Peskov’s comments reflect growing international concern over the humanitarian crisis in these areas, which have been exacerbated by recent escalations in violence. The call for expanded aid delivery channels aims to
address the urgent needs of affected communities and support efforts to alleviate suffering.
The Kremlin’s appeal for immediate action signifies an effort to mobilize international support for humanitarian initiatives and promote peace and stability in the region.