EU emergency meeting to discuss reduction of ties with Zionist regime

Pars Today- The European Union Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy informed of examining the reduction of the EU's relations with the Zionist regime at the foreign ministerial meeting in Brussels.

According to Pars Today, quoting from IRNA, Kaja Kallas, the EU Foreign Policy Chief, said to the journalists ahead of attending the European Council on Foreign Relations in Brussels, "The Dutch foreign minister has raised a proposal for revision of two articles of the agreement for participation with Israel and this issue will be discussed at the EU foreign ministers meeting on Tuesday."

Kallas, pointing to worsening of human conditions in the Gaza Strip, added, Humanitarian aid should quickly reach the region. The Israeli decision to permit the entry of a part of the aid is just a drop in comparison with the needs of the defenseless and war-ravaged people of Palestine."

Although the EU foreign policy chief has criticized Tel Aviv for exploiting starvation as a war weapon, the EU has been among the main supporters of the child-killer regime at international communities.

Kallas, also, said that the EU is thinking over removal of some of the anti-Syrian sanctions, and added, "There are concerns about the direction of the Syrian government, but it seems that, presently, there is no choice except removal of the Syrian sanctions."

The EU foreign policy chief stated about the Russia-Ukraine war, "Kiev has agreed with the ceasefire. Thus, Russia must be put under more pressure to end the war."

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