The United States government has vetoed a resolution calling for a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict. In a statement, US Secretary of State Omar Rahman expressed concern that the decision reflects a “shameful” stance on the humanitarian crisis. The veto follows ongoing discussions regarding the resolution’s potential impact on civilian lives and the ongoing fighting between Israel and Hamas. The US government has not provided a detailed justification for the veto, though it was noted in diplomatic communications. The resolution remains unresolved pending further negotiations.
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