Hezbollah's media department claimed Sunday that Israel has violated the ceasefire 300 times since Friday, including through the use of illegal cluster munitions. The organization reiterated its stated right to respond to Israeli strikes. The claim is from a single Hezbollah-affiliated source and cannot be independently verified.
Hezbollah's media department issued a statement Sunday evening claiming that Israel has violated the ceasefire 300 times since Friday morning, including through the alleged use of cluster munitions — which are banned under international law but have been used by both sides in past conflicts. The statement reiterated the group's asserted right to respond to Israeli strikes.
As The Zioneer has reported, the IDF has accused Hezbollah of repeated ceasefire violations in recent days, including a barrage of over 50 rockets at Israeli forces in southern Lebanon on Saturday, and has responded with strikes on dozens of Hezbollah targets. The Israeli Foreign Ministry and IDF have formally classified Hezbollah attacks as violations of the truce framework.
The 300-violation figure from Hezbollah is not independently verifiable and comes from a single party to the conflict. No specific incidents or locations were detailed in the statement.
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