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Hezbollah Lawmaker Says Lebanon Faces Crisis, Return to 2023 Status Difficult
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First reported by Kan News · 2 hours ago
What happened
A Hezbollah lawmaker described Lebanon as being in crisis and unlikely to return to its 2023 status, while blaming Lebanese authorities and Israel for instability. The comments coincide with escalating cross-border tensions and Israeli military operations against Hezbollah tunnels.
- 01Hezbollah MP: Lebanon in crisis, return to 2023 difficult.
- 02MP blames Lebanese authorities and Israel for instability.
- 03Remarks follow IDF operations against Hezbollah tunnels in south Lebanon.
- 04Israel anticipates Hezbollah or Iran retaliation.
- 05Hezbollah claims organized withdrawal, ongoing confrontation.
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