Axius: Witcaf will address Iran, Gaza and Ukraine at the Security Council

According to RCO News Agency, three sources said the White House Special Envoy Steve Witakaf is scheduled to present a report on US policies on Gaza war, nuclear talks with Iran and other security cases at a UN Security Council’s inaugural meeting on Wednesday (today).

Witcaf has become the key figure of the Trump administration’s diplomacy in several world -sensitive cases; War in Gaza, nuclear talks with Iran, a ceasefire with Yemen’s Ansarullah, and negotiations with Russia over the Ukrainian war.

According to one source, Witakaf’s main focus is on the new plan to help Gaza; The mechanism proposed by the US and the Zionist regime and claims to be aid to the public without Hamas interference. However, the United Nations and all humanitarian institutions active in Gaza have rejected the project and have described it as “contrary to the fundamental human principles”.

The Trump administration, despite the opposition, is consulting to gain financial support from the plan and encourage the United Nations to cooperate with it. The US State Department has refused to comment.

Witcaf will be the highest American official to form the Security Council at the official level since the start of Trump’s presidency. The meeting is also one of the few cases where a senior Trump administration official comes in with representatives of China, Russia and European powers.

The United States has not yet appointed its permanent ambassador to the United Nations. Ellis Stefanic, a former proposed candidate, recently resigned. Trump announced last week that Mike Waltz is dismissed as the new US ambassador to the United Nations; The issue that requires the approved by the US Senate.

The News comes a day after the ceasefire agreement between the US government and Yemen’s Ansarullah. The meeting will also be held just days before Trump’s visit to the West Asian region; A trip to Iran and Gaza will also be discussed during a meeting with the leaders of the Arab Gulf states.

At the same time, the Zionist regime continues to prevent food, water and medicine from entering the Gaza Strip and threatened to launch a massive attack on “throwing Gaza” and displacing its inhabitants if the ceasefire fails to end before Trump’s trip.

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