UK will 'no longer stand by' as children killed in Gaza, says first secretary of state
Britain's first secretary of state says the UK hesitated at a critical moment and pledges renewed commitment to addressing civilian casualties.
The UK's first secretary of state said at a time when it is "never been more important to remind the world who we are, we hesitated," according to reporting from Anadolu Agency. The official indicated the government would shift its approach regarding civilian deaths in Gaza.
The statement comes amid ongoing international scrutiny of civilian casualties in the Gaza conflict. The official did not specify what actions or policy changes would follow the pledge.
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- UK will 'no longer stand by' as innocent children are killed in Gaza: First secretary of state — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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