IRGC issues warning to Israeli forces in Lebanon
A senior IRGC commander issued a public statement demanding that Israeli forces withdraw from Lebanon. Iran's deputy foreign minister separately criticized NATO member states. The statements reflect …
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A senior IRGC commander issued a public statement demanding that Israeli forces withdraw from Lebanon. Iran's deputy foreign minister separately criticized NATO member states. The statements reflect …
Iran stated that any permanent agreement must address the conflict in Lebanon and include an Israeli withdrawal. Hezbollah sources indicated Iran would not accept a truce without those conditions.
Iranian military statements tie ongoing Israeli activity in southern Lebanon to potential retaliation. Tehran continues to connect the front to broader U.S. negotiations.
Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters listed 84 alleged Israeli violations in southern Lebanon and signaled a forthcoming response.
Iran’s foreign minister declared the war ended and warned that Israeli strikes on Lebanon would breach the peace agreement.
Quds Force commander Ismail Qaani declared that Israel’s withdrawal to pre-February 28 positions in Lebanon is a minimum requirement.
Iran’s armed forces spokesperson declared they will not tolerate Israeli operations in Lebanon.
Iran suspended talks with the United States in response to Israeli operations in Lebanon. The decision was reported by a semi-official Iranian agency. No timeline for resuming negotiations was given.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson condemned recent Israeli attacks across multiple areas of Lebanon.