Brex Foreign Ministers’ Joint Statement

The Brix Foreign Ministers gathered in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday to discuss and discuss issues as well as foreign policy.

“We emphasize our commitment to the peaceful resolution of international conflicts through diploma and diplomacy,” Brex’s foreign ministers said in a joint statement.

“The security ministers of the Brix emphasized that the security of all countries is unstable and emphasized their commitment to the peaceful resolution of international disputes through dialogue, consultation and diplomacy,” said a joint statement.

“The foreign ministers expressed hope that these current efforts to resolve the Ukrainian war would lead to a lasting agreement,” the joint statement said.

Gaza war

The Brix Foreign Ministers also called for talks to end the Gaza war and the withdrawal of Zionist regime forces.

“The Brex Foreign Ministers asked the parties to continue negotiations to continue the conflict, the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip, and the release of all the captives that are contracted by international law, as well as facilitating and facilitating the flow.”

Syrian issue and terrorist threats

Brix has also expressed concern over the threat of terrorist groups in Syria against neighboring countries.

“The Brex Foreign Ministers condemned the continuation of the terrorist activities of ISIL and al -Qaeda -related groups in Syria condemned the threat of foreign terrorists in the country, as well as the danger of spreading terrorism from Syria to neighboring countries,” the joint statement said.

They also condemned the massacre of civilians in the provinces of Latakia and Tartus Syria.

In early March, former Bashar al -Assad government security forces launched coordination against the new government forces in the provinces of Latakia and Tartus. The new Syrian rulers also sent auxiliary forces to suppress these unrest; Areas that are the traditional Alawites.

Crisis between India and Pakistan

During the meeting, the foreign ministers condemned the terrorist attack near the city of Pahlagam in Jammu and Kashmir under Indian -controlled.

At the end of the joint statement, “Foreign Ministers strongly condemned the terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir on April 7, which killed at least four people and wounded many more.”

On April 7, a terrorist attack near the town of Pahlagam in Jammu and Kashmir under Indian -controlled Indian -controlled four people, including a Nepali citizen.

In response to the attack, which a group of “Taiba Lashkar -e -Taiba” terrorists claimed responsibility, India imposed bans for Pakistani nationals, including reducing the number of Pakistani employees at the embassy in Delhi, closing the document to Pakistan, and closing the only active land border between the two countries.

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