Catholic leaders expressed cautious optimism about an end to the conflict in the Middle East after the signing of a tentative framework to end the Iran war.
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Pope Leo also expressed his optimism about the recent deal to end the war in Iran that is expected to be signed June 19 in Switzerland.
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“It is the mental health, it’s the fatigue that these innocent seafarers are actually going through,” said the head of the International Maritime Organization.
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