Israel-Hamas war: ceasefire talks extended for 3 days
Kyiv • UNN
Negotiations between Israel and Hamas in Cairo were extended for another 3 days to continue work on a ceasefire agreement.
Negotiations in Cairo on a possible agreement to end hostilities in Gaza are "positive" and will be extended for another three days, with lower-level officials continuing the discussion. This was reported by an Egyptian official in an interview with the New York Times on Tuesday evening, UNN reports .
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The ongoing ceasefire talks in the war-torn Gaza Strip in the Egyptian capital Cairo are, according to the Egyptian side, "productive and serious". However, they have not yet led to a breakthrough that would lead to a final agreement.
It is noted that the negotiations will continue for another three days, during which the lower levels of a new framework agreement will be considered, which would guarantee the release of a number of hostages and the cessation of hostilities for several weeks.
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US President Joe Biden has called for a six-week ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
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