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On Saturday, during the first day of their eighteenth meeting in New Delhi, the BRICS leaders unanimously adopted the "New Delhi Statement." This statement, expressing deep concern over the ongoing violence in Gaza, called for an end to this situation and also for Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon.
Concerns Over Continued Violence
In this statement, BRICS member countries strongly expressed their concern over the rising tensions and violence in Gaza and emphasized the need to respect human rights and international law. This action demonstrates the solidarity and unity of major economic countries in facing global challenges.
According to analysts, this statement marks the first time that an international entity has publicly called for Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon. This action could have widespread implications for regional and international policies and draw attention to humanitarian crises in these areas.
BRICS's Message to the World
Given the current circumstances, the BRICS statement clearly indicates the group's desire to play a more effective role in global crises and defend human rights. This could be seen as a turning point in international diplomacy and the role of developing countries in resolving crises.
In conclusion, the BRICS leaders emphasized that establishing peace and stability in the region is only possible through the cooperation and collaboration of various countries and urged all parties to turn to diplomacy and constructive dialogues.
