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World · 9 April 2026

Britain seeks Lebanon ceasefire extension after attacks

Britain seeks Lebanon ceasefire extension after attacks

Many people in Lebanon are suffering from humanitarian issues and mass displacement after recent escalating attacks. Britain's Foreign Minister, Yvette Cooper, stated on Thursday that the UK strongly wants the Middle East ceasefire to include Lebanon. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Keir Starmer met Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia to bolster the wider regional ceasefire.

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