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Japan has committed US$15 million in emergency humanitarian aid for West Asia, with the bulk directed to Iran alongside support for Lebanon and Palestinian communities, citing regional stability concerns.
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Foreign ministers from Türkiye, Egypt, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have jointly endorsed a US-Iran memorandum, describing it as a crucial step toward regional de-escalation and stability in West Asia.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has voiced confidence that a US-Iran peace agreement could be reached within 60 days, ending the prolonged West Asia conflict. He cited positive signals from Pakistan and Russia during regional diplomatic engagements.