The Broad Front candidate and former Canary Islands mayor, Yamandu Orsi condemned the attack on Israel and claimed that the world was entering an alley with a distant exit, that no bombing was a solution, and that the mortal danger posed by this conflict “genuinely frightened” him.
At a campaign rally for the Canelones department, Orsi stressed that in Iran’s historic enmity with Israel, “there has never been a direct attack and that this makes things more and more complicated.” “Any bombing is condemnable.”
“I think there was a moment when it could have stopped, it was decided not to stop, it is not easy to guess what the end of it will be. “I have never understood what the end is that some of the powers involved imagine, the lethality of the forces in conflict, or the capacity for death that this conflict has. It scares me, it really scares me,” he explained. the FrenteAmplista candidate.
Orsi added that the whole world is afraid of this, but that clear signals need to be given by asking: How much has been invested in finding a peace or ceasefire solution there in Israel-Palestine? It never happened, did it? “From the beginning of the conflict this was something impossible, there were seven open fronts,” he reflected.
The former mayor expressed concern about the number of countries becoming part of the conflict, stating: “I prefer not to imagine worse things.”