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Guterres warns of ‘unimaginable’ consequences of Iran-Gulf escalation

Guterres warns of ‘unimaginable’ consequences of Iran-Gulf escalation

Guterres warns of ‘unimaginable’ consequences of Iran-Gulf escalation

UN Chief Antonio Guterres has warned of devastating consequences from any military escalation involving Iran and Gulf nations. Egypt’s Foreign Minister says Cairo is in daily contact with Tehran, Washington, and regional partners to prevent another full-scale military clash.

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