Rubio, Netanyahu affirm 'common strategy' for Gaza, set sights on Iran in joint statement
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed a common strategy for Gaza, stressing that Iran poses a major threat to peace.
- Rubio emphasized the need to destroy Hamas, stating that it cannot continue as a military or government force, affirming that peace is impossible while Hamas exists.
- President Donald Trump reiterated his commitment to owning and rebuilding Gaza, aiming to stabilize the region and secure the release of remaining hostages.
- Both leaders agreed that Iran is the single greatest source of instability in the region.
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US and Russian Officials Meet to Reopen Relations, Discuss Ukraine
Top officials from the United States and Russia are meeting in Saudi Arabia to discuss reopening normal relations and beginning negotiations for a cease-fire in Ukraine. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Riyadh following a phone call last week between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. Rubio arrived in the Saudi capital earlier on Feb. 17 and will be joined in the talks by national …
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says what happens to Gaza must “contribute to regional security,” Reuters reports. The statement comes a day after Netanyahu expressed support for Trump's Gaza plan, which sparked strong reactions in the Middle East.
The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, received US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Riyadh this Monday, on his first visit since he took office last month. Rubio began his day by meeting with officials of that country, which has been one of the main critics of the Palestinian displacement proposed by US President Donald Trump, and will speak about the future of Gaza and Ukraine.
Rubio and Saudi crown prince discuss Gaza after Trump proposal
RIYADH (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman discussed plans for Gaza during a meeting on Monday, State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said.
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