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Pope Leo appeals for an end to Yemen violence

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Earlier on this storyPope Leo needs no further treatment following lung cancer surgery1w ago
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Pope Leo urged an end to fighting in Yemen, expressing deep concern for the humanitarian crisis in Taiz.

Pope Leo XIV has urged an immediate halt to fighting in Yemen during a public address following his recent lung cancer surgery. The pontiff highlighted the severe humanitarian crisis affecting civilians in the besieged city of Taiz. He continues his recovery at the Vatican while gradually resuming his public duties.

  • Specific focusThe pontiff expressed deep concern for the living conditions of residents trapped in the south-western city of Taiz.
  • Health milestoneThe address marks one of his first major public appeals since undergoing lung cancer surgery earlier in the month.

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Pope Leo XIV continues his recovery at the Vatican following successful surgery for lung cancer. His return to public addresses highlights his ongoing engagement with global humanitarian crises despite his recent health challenges.

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Pope Leo XIV called for an end to the violence in Yemen during a recent address, specifically drawing attention to the humanitarian situation in the city of Taiz.

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