Lebanon warns of risks amid renewed ground clashes
Reports indicate that the on-the-ground escalation in Lebanon has regained momentum following a Washington statement announcing a framework agreement that calls for a comprehensive ceasefire and the lifting of military measures related to Hezbollah's withdrawal from southern Litani and the disarmament of armed groups. This framework links Hezbollah's commitment to the necessity of reaching an agreement between the two governments under U.S. sponsorship. The announcement was met with reactions from Iran and Hezbollah, who expressed their rejection of the deal, potentially intensifying the confrontation between Lebanon and Iran. Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam affirmed that the negotiation process is the best path for Lebanon and that the implementation of the agreement depends on the responsiveness of the parties. The situation has seen military escalation and rocket fire by Hezbollah, amid Israeli support for the negotiations and warnings of a possible escalation.
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