Iranian President Says Hezbollah Needs Support
Iranian President Says Hezbollah Needs Support

Iranian President Says Hezbollah Needs Support

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Hezbollah 'cannot stand alone' against Israel during a time of escalating violence, which has resulted in nearly 500 casualties in Lebanon, including many children. He urged the international community to prevent Lebanon from becoming 'another Gaza' and called for immediate UN action against Israel's military actions, which have targeted around 1,600 Hezbollah positions. Pezeshkian emphasized that Iran will not remain passive in the face of threats to its security, while also rejecting claims of being a first mover in conflict initiation. The Israeli Defense Forces, led by Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi, vowed to maintain high offensive pressure on Hezbollah, stating that they must not be given a reprieve. The situation has raised alarms about a potential broader conflict in the region, with Iranian leadership warning of the risks of escalation. The current circumstances present a volatile environment, with significant implications for regional stability.

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