G7 Calls for Middle East Peace

The Group of Seven major democracies has called for increased restraint and de-escalation in the Middle East to avoid a broader conflict. They urged all involved parties to refrain from retaliatory violence and engage in constructive dialogue for peace.

The Group of Seven major democracies made an urgent appeal for restraint and de-escalation in the Middle East on Monday, warning that recent events could spark a wider conflict in the volatile region.

In a carefully worded statement, G7 leaders strongly recommended that all parties involved avoid actions that could perpetuate the current cycle of retaliatory violence. The statement emphasized the need to lower tensions and initiate constructive engagement aimed at de-escalation.

With the situation rapidly evolving, the G7's call highlights the international community's desire for a peaceful resolution to the ongoing crises in the Middle East.

(With inputs from agencies.)