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This session will focus on Russia’s military intentions and what the UK Government and NATO can do to de-escalate tension in the region.

Britain will continue to play its full part for de-escalation and diplomacy.

Britain will continue to play its full part for de-escalation and diplomacy.

The petitioners therefore request that the House of Commons urge the Government to immediately suspend the sale of riot equipment to the United States of America and make representations to seek a de-escalation of tensions.

The petitioners therefore request that the House of Commons urge the Government to immediately suspend the sale of riot equipment to the United States of America and make representations to seek a de-escalation of tensions.

Our priority now must be an immediate de-escalation on all sides and an end to civilian deaths.

We emphasise the importance of dialogue and de-escalation.

What diplomatic steps he is taking to help de-escalate tensions in the middle east. (900605) Jack Lopresti (Filton and Bradley Stoke) (Con) Share this specific contribution 22.

We are urging all international organisations to urge de-escalation and proper engagement to de-escalate the situation.

We are urging all international organisations to urge de-escalation and proper engagement to de-escalate the situation.

Our priority now must be an immediate de-escalation on all sides and an end to civilian deaths.

We are urging all international organisations to urge de-escalation and proper engagement to de-escalate the situation.

The only way forward is for Russia to de-escalate and engage in meaningful discussions.

Israel: Lebanon Show full question Question for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office UIN 116817, tabled on 2 March 2026 Question Juliet Campbell Labour Broxtowe Commons To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, whether his Department has made an assessment of the humanitarian impact of recent Israeli strikes in the Bekaa Valley and what steps is the Government taking to de-escalate tensions in the region.

De-escalation is of the utmost importance, not least given the large number of British nationals in the region.

Afghanistan and Pakistan: Ceasefires Show full question Question for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office UIN 116086, tabled on 25 February 2026 Question Juliet Campbell Labour Broxtowe Commons To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what steps she is taking international partners to encourage de-escalation between Pakistan and Afghanistan; and what recent discussions she has had with her (a) Pakistani and (b) Afghan… Show full question Answer Mr Hamish Falconer Labour Lincoln Commons Answered on 11 March 2026 The UK is deeply concerned by rising tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban.

De-escalation is of the utmost importance, not least given the large number of British nationals in the region.

Syria: Armed Conflict Show full question Question for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office UIN 104740, tabled on 12 January 2026 Question Dr Rupa Huq Labour Ealing Central and Acton Commons To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what steps she is taking to support de-escalation between the Syrian transitional Government and the Syrian Democratic Forces.

Our priority now must be an immediate de-escalation on all sides and an end to civilian deaths.

The UK’s political coordinator at the UN, Fergus Eckersley, said the UK, alongside the international community, urged the parties to de-escalate, restore calm and rebuild trust.