Iran asked the President of Cyprus to convey a message to Israel.


The President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, reported that Iran approached him with a request to convey a message to Israel. The details remain confidential, but he assured that he would pass it to the recipient.
The aim of Cyprus in this situation is to facilitate the resolution of the conflict, engage with all parties, and create conditions for de-escalation.
'Our goal is to put an end to this situation, which leads to no results and does not resolve any disagreements,' emphasized the President of Cyprus.
The President expressed disappointment in the slow response of the European Union and announced the strengthening of security measures due to the growing threat of Iranian airstrikes. A special application has also been introduced for alerting citizens about potential attack dangers.
The correspondence between the countries reflects the state of geopolitical tension in the region, and Cyprus's attempts to promote diplomatic conflict resolution demonstrate its desire to achieve a peaceful solution to problems. This episode also highlights the importance of dialogue and cooperation between different countries in maintaining international peace and stability.
The message from Cyprus regarding Iran's request to them to convey a message to Israel points to the complex diplomatic relations in the region and the attempt to preserve stability through dialogue and cooperation between countries. It is evident that Europe and other countries in the world are involved in this complex process, as the security of the whole world depends on resolving conflicts and maintaining peace.Read also
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