Hezbollah Leader: Will Respond to Violations of Ceasefire Agreement
Xinhua News Agency, Beirut, April 18 (Reporter Shen Feng) - Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah stated on the 18th that Hezbollah will respond to any actions that violate the ceasefire agreement between Lebanon and Israel, emphasizing that the ceasefire must be respected by both sides.
Nasrallah expressed that Hezbollah does not trust Israel's commitment to the ceasefire, and its armed personnel will remain on the battlefield, responding to "aggressive actions" as necessary.
Nasrallah also put forward five points: Israel must achieve a permanent ceasefire with Lebanon on land, sea, and air; Israel must fully withdraw from the occupied areas in Lebanon and return to internationally recognized borders; the release of Lebanese detainees; ensuring the return of displaced persons to their homes; and initiating reconstruction with the support of Arab countries and the international community.
Nasrallah stated that Hezbollah is willing to open a "new page" of cooperation with the Lebanese government, working together with national institutions to strengthen national unity, maintain sovereignty, and advance the national security strategy within a framework of internal coordination.
Hezbollah leader Qassem announced that the group will respond to any violations of the ceasefire agreement with Israel. He emphasized the need for both sides to adhere to the ceasefire and expressed distrust in Israel's commitment. Qassem outlined five demands for a permanent ceasefire, including the withdrawal of Israeli forces from occupied areas and the return of displaced persons.
- Hezbollah will respond to any violations of the ceasefire with Israel.
- Hezbollah does not trust Israel's commitment to the ceasefire.
- Qassem outlined five demands for a permanent ceasefire with Israel.
- Hezbollah's armed personnel will remain on the battlefield.
- Hezbollah is willing to cooperate with the Lebanese government for national unity.