Iran has strongly condemned Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, calling them a “clear violation” of the ceasefire agreement. The statement came shortly after Israeli forces carried out targeted strikes in southern Lebanon, raising concerns of renewed escalation in the region. Iran’s response to the strikes In a statement released by its foreign ministry, Iran said the...
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