French President Emmanuel Macron has called for a full and immediate ceasefire in Lebanon, expressing deep concern over the country's ongoing situation. Speaking during the G7 summit discussions on Tuesday, Macron said that G7 leaders unanimously agreed that such a ceasefire is essential. He emphasized that any potential agreement between the United States and Iran must ensure the protection of Lebanon’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, urging the international community to act responsibly.

Reports indicate that Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon have slowed but not completely stopped, keeping tensions high along the border. The continued instability has raised fears for civilian safety and regional security, as cross-border hostilities persist despite diplomatic appeals.

Macron’s remarks highlight growing international concern over Lebanon’s fragile security environment and the need for coordinated global efforts to prevent further escalation.