Spain is ready to send troops to the Gaza Strip

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, at theopeningceremony of theAmbassadors Conferenceheld in thecapitalMadrid, stated that his country'sHe made assessments regarding foreign policy. In hisspeech addressed to the ambassadors,Sanchez stated that in today's world, where Europe'ssecurity architecture is being redefined,Spain is, for the first time in its history,actively taking part in theprocess.he said.

Touching upon the peace initiative in Gaza, Sanchez said, "When the opportunity arises, when we see how we can advance the task of establishing peace, we will consider sending a peacekeepingpropose the issue of sending a force to the parliament.Of course, we have not forgotten Palestine and the Gaza Strip. Spain must actively participate in the reconstruction of hope in Palestine. The situation there remains intolerable"he stated.Reiterating their willingness to deploy troops to Ukraine in the event of a peace agreement, Sanchez noted that they are in a "critical" and "decisive" moment

regarding the achievement of peace in Ukraine.This is amoment that isbeing experienced.he said.Sanchez stated, "Spain, while having sent peacekeeping forces to many regionsfar from our country,is ready to send peacekeeping forces to Ukraine, a Europeanhow could we notsendpeacekeepingforces?" he said.

He had previously labeled Israel a "genocidal state"

Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez, in astatementhe made last MayIn the statement, he described Israel as a "genocidal state," and Spainjoined the genocide case filed against Israel at the International Court of Justiceby South Africa,thereby providing support to the case.The Spanish governmentunder the leadership of Sanchezhas taken a firm stanceon this matter.The government alsoimplemented an arms embargo banning all military tradewith Israel due to the genocide in Gaza,it has been reported.