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War in the Middle East: the latest developments

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Here are the latest events on Monday related to the Middle East conflict as a fragile ceasefire between Iran and the United States enters its sixth day: – Moscow offers to host Iranian enriched uranium Russia is willing to host Iranian enriched uranium as part of a potential peace agreement between Washington and Tehran, the Kremlin announced on Monday. – Sharp exchanges between Turkey and Israel After Iran, Israel aims to make Turkey its “new enemy,” accused Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Monday following a series of heated exchanges over the weekend. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had accused President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of “coddling the Iranian terrorist regime while massacring his own Kurdish citizens.” – Pope Leon XIV not afraid of Trump administration Pope Leon XIV stated that he is not afraid of the Trump administration and has no intention of engaging in a debate with Donald Trump in response to the American president’s criticisms. – Israeli army surrounds Hezbollah stronghold in Lebanon The Israeli army announced Monday that it has encircled the town of Bint Jbeil in southern Lebanon, where they launched an assault killing over 100 Hezbollah fighters, an ally of Tehran. – Paris and London to organize conference for multinational mission in the Strait of Hormuz France and the UK will hold a conference in the coming days with countries willing to contribute to a peaceful multinational mission aimed at restoring navigation freedom in the Strait of Hormuz, French President Emmanuel Macron announced. – Turkey urges continuation of ceasefire and reopening of Strait of Hormuz Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that Iran and the US are “sincere” about the ceasefire despite failed negotiations in Pakistan on Sunday. Fidan also called for the prompt reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Context: The article covers recent events in the Middle East, including diplomatic efforts, military actions, and international responses. Fact Check: Please note that the information provided in the article is a translation and should be fact-checked for accuracy and updates.