Amir-Abdollahian and the Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry held a phone conversation on Monday night to discuss the situation in Palestine.
The two Iranian and Egyptian top diplomats stressed the need for the continuation of consultations between Tehran and Cairo regarding ways to end the current crisis in Palestine and the brutal attacks of the Zionist regime against civilians in Gaza and the West Bank.
Amir-Abdollahian also announced the readiness of the Iranian Red Crescent Society to dispatch humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip through Egypt.
Shoukry, for his part, hailed Iran’s position regarding sending humanitarian aid to the Gazan people.
He also emphasized the continuation of bilateral and multilateral consultations to help stop the war establish a ceasefire in Gaza and send humanitarian aid to the Gaza residents.
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Iran, Egypt FMs stress dispatching aid to war-torn Gaza
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