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Azerbaijan welcomes comprehensive plan for Gaza resolution proposed by Trump
30 September 2025 [13:18] - TODAY.AZ
The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry has welcomed the announcement of the Comprehensive Plan for the Resolution of the Gaza Conflict, recently put forward by US President Donald Trump.
Baku views the initiative as an important step toward establishing lasting peace in the region.
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