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Penny Wong'dan İsrail'e: Gazze'deki ölümcül saldırı kararı aşağılayıcı

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Avustralya Dışişleri Bakanı Penny Wong, İsrail hükümetinin 2024'te Gazze'de insani yardım konvoyuna düzenlenen ve Avustralyalı yardım görevlisi Zomi Frankcom'un ölümüne yol açan üçlü insansız hava aracı saldırısıyla ilgili IDF personeli hakkında cezai kovuşturma başlatmama kararını 'aşağılayıcı' olarak nitelendirdi ve öfke duyduğunu açıkladı. Wong, İsrail'in Canberra Büyükelçisi'ni Dışişleri Bakanlığı'na çağıracağını belirtti. Karar, iki ülke arasındaki diplomatik gerilimi artırdı; Avustralya daha önce olayın bağımsız ve şeffaf soruşturulmasını talep etmişti. Olay, Gazze'de insani yardım çalışanlarının güvenliği ve savaş hukuku tartışmalarını yeniden gündeme getirdi.

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Started 19 Aug, 21:17 13 events Updated 23 Aug
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