Pope Leo urges 'courage' to end Ukraine war in first Christmas address
Summary
Pope Leo encouraged Ukraine and Russia to have direct talks to end their war during his first Christmas address in Vatican City. He also talked about global conflicts and mentioned the humanitarian challenges faced by the people in Gaza. Meanwhile, US-led efforts to mediate a resolution between Kyiv and Moscow are ongoing.Key Facts
- Pope Leo called for Ukraine and Russia to find the courage for direct talks to stop the war.
- He delivered this message during his first Urbi et Orbi Christmas address in Vatican City.
- The Pope also spoke about other global conflicts and the problems faced by homeless people.
- He noted the tough conditions in Gaza after Israeli bombardment and recent winter storms.
- Aid agencies urge Israel to allow more supplies into Gaza, while Israeli authorities claim aid is being delivered.
- US-led negotiations aim to mediate a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia, but direct talks have not yet happened.
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