Hezbollah said on Thursday evening that Israel's ongoing actions in southern Lebanon amount to a blatant violation of the ceasefire it had been adhering to, according to a statement from the group. No further details on the alleged violations were provided.
Hezbollah issued a late-night statement Thursday accusing Israel of a "blatant violation" of the ceasefire in southern Lebanon. The group said the enemy's current actions in the area breach the terms of the agreement it had committed to, but did not specify the nature of those actions. The accusation marks the latest in a series of mutual claims of ceasefire violations between Israel and Hezbollah. Earlier this month, the IDF accused Hezbollah of multiple ceasefire breaches, while Hezbollah has similarly alleged Israeli violations. No independent confirmation of the current claim was immediately available.
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