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EU’s Borrell says Lebanon attacks aimed to ‘spread terror’

  • “The indiscriminate method used is unacceptable due to the inevitable and heavy collateral damages among civilians,” Borrell said
  • At least 37 people were killed and more than 3,000 wounded
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Borrell asks EU members about possible sanctions on some Israeli ministers

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EU top diplomat demands probe into Gaza Red Cross office shelling

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Spain, Ireland to recognize Palestinian state on May 21 — EU’s Borrell

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