INTERNATIONAL — April 11, 2026

Russia Demands Immediate Halt to Israeli Bombing of Lebanon

Russia's Foreign Ministry demanded an immediate halt to Israel's bombing of Lebanon and urged participants in Iran-US talks in Pakistan to act responsibly. It described the talks as an opportunity to resolve the difficult situation in the Gulf region.

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Russia Demands Immediate Halt to Israeli Bombing of Lebanon
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MOSCOW (Afghan Verified) — Russia's Foreign Ministry demanded an immediate halt to Israel's bombing of Lebanon.

The demand was outlined in a statement issued by the ministry on Friday. It specifically called for an end to the aerial operations targeting Lebanese territory.

In the same statement, Russia's Foreign Ministry urged participants in talks related to Iran, which are taking place in Pakistan, to adopt a responsible approach. The participants were encouraged to conduct their discussions with care amid regional sensitivities.

The ministry described the talks between Iran and the United States in Pakistan as an opportunity to resolve the difficult situation in the Gulf region. This characterization positions the diplomatic engagement as a potential pathway to de-escalate tensions in the area.

The statement links the call to stop the bombing with broader diplomatic efforts, emphasizing responsibility in ongoing negotiations.

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