US EditionBlinken expresses frustration at attacks he says threaten to 'derail' Israel-Hamas cease-fire talks
- U.S. Secretary of State ANTONY BLINKEN expressed frustration over escalations that could derail cease-fire talks in Gaza, noting a deadly attack on Hezbollah pagers in Lebanon is being assessed.
- The U.S., EGYPT, and other partners aim for an agreement between ISRAEL and HAMAS to end nearly a year of fighting and secure hostage releases.
- BLINKEN highlighted repeated issues that threaten progress on a cease-fire, stating, “we’ve seen an event that … threatens to slow it, stop it, derail it.
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Blinken says surprise escalations threaten to derail talks for a ceasefire in Gaza
CAIRO — U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed frustration Wednesday at surprise escalations that threaten to derail efforts to broker a cease-fire deal in Gaza, noting that the United States is assessing a deadly attack that caused pagers used by Hezbollah to explode in Lebanon.
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Blinken says surprise escalations threaten to derail talks for a cease-fire in Gaza
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has expressed frustration at surprise escalations that threaten to derail efforts to broker a cease-fire deal in Gaza.
Blinken says surprise escalations threaten to derail talks for cease-fire in Gaza
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed frustration Wednesday at surprise escalations that threaten to derail efforts to broker a cease-fire deal in Gaza, noting that the United States is assessing a deadly attack that caused pagers used by Hezbollah to explode in Lebanon.
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