Israel has come under intense international criticism following airstrikes in Lebanon during an ongoing ceasefire. On Friday, Israeli attacks in Nabatieh killed at least 13 security personnel, according to Lebanon’s National News Agency. The strikes targeted areas near a government complex, including a state security office. Earlier in the week, an assault on a residential area in Beirut left more than 300 dead and over a thousand injured.

Countries across Europe, Asia, and South Asia have condemned the attacks. Pakistan, which mediated the ceasefire, sharply criticized Israel, while India and Japan expressed deep concern and urged respect for Lebanon’s sovereignty. Ireland’s foreign minister called the strikes “barbaric” and demanded enforcement of the ceasefire. The Arab League reaffirmed its solidarity with Lebanon and emphasized the need to include the country in the U.S.-Iran truce agreement.

Iran’s parliament speaker linked future talks with the United States to a ceasefire in Lebanon and the release of Iran’s frozen assets, signaling potential complications in upcoming negotiations in Islamabad.