He said the conflict could deteriorate to one of the world’s worst civil wars if not stopped early. Read more at straitstimes.com.
could deteriorate to one of the world’s worst civil wars if not stopped early.
Many people in this city of five million inhabitants have been trapped in their homes without food, water, and electricity. “I think it would be a nightmare for the world,” he said, adding that it would have many ramifications.“There is nobody who is going to come out of this victorious. That is why it has to stop.”
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