Hezbollah has agreed to stop attacks on Israel under a United States proposal, while Israel has pledged not to strike Beirut, according to statements from both sides. The Lebanese embassy in Washington confirmed receiving Hezbollah’s acceptance of the US plan for mutual cessation of hostilities. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also confirmed the arrangement but warned that operations in southern Lebanon would continue if Hezbollah attacks persisted. US President Donald Trump said he had spoken with Netanyahu and Hezbollah representatives, claiming both agreed to end all forms of shelling.
Despite the agreement, isolated clashes have continued along the Lebanon-Israel border. Hezbollah reported drone and artillery attacks on Israeli positions near two northern villages, while Israel said it intercepted two missiles fired from Lebanon. Lebanese media reported Israeli strikes in southern areas, including a powerful explosion in Debbin. Iran’s foreign minister warned that violations of the ceasefire in Lebanon would threaten the broader US-Iran truce, and Iranian media suggested Tehran might suspend indirect talks with Washington.
The Lebanese embassy said the ceasefire could later expand across Lebanon, though Netanyahu indicated Israeli forces would maintain operations in the south.
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