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Hezbollah: As we closely monitor the situation, which should culminate in the complete withdrawal in the coming days, any breach of the agreement and commitments will be unacceptable. We call for strict adherence without any concessions.

Hezbollah: This situation must be addressed by the state through all means and methods guaranteed by international treaties to reclaim and liberate the land from the clutches of the occupation.

Hezbollah: Any breach of the 60-day deadline will be considered a blatant violation of the agreement, a further encroachment on Lebanese sovereignty, and the start of a new phase of occupation.

Hezbollah: It is essential to actively monitor the final days of the deadline to ensure complete withdrawal.

Hezbollah: The leaks indicating that the enemy plans to delay its withdrawal and remain in Lebanon for a longer duration require everyone, especially the political authorities in Lebanon, to exert pressure on the countries sponsoring the agreement.

Hezbollah: The 60-day period for the Zionist enemy to withdraw completely from Lebanese territories is nearing its end, necessitating full and comprehensive implementation as stipulated in the ceasefire agreement.

Al Mayadeen correspondent to southern Lebanon: Israeli occupation forces carry out a demolition in the town of Houla.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Israeli occupation forces force the residents of the Jenin camp out of their homes by terrorizing them with bombs amid talk about an extended military operation

Kremlin: Russia continues its communications with the Syrian leadership on all current issues

Kremlin: There is nothing new in Trump’s threats to impose sanctions on Russia if no agreement is reached regarding Ukraine

Mick Mulroy explains why he thinks US-'Israel' ties remain strong

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In this exclusive interview with Al Mayadeen, Michael Mulroy, Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Middle East, shares his personal insights on the deep-rooted relationship between the US military and the Israeli occupation forces. Mulroy discusses why he believes this relationship is consistent despite political shifts, the impact of leadership changes like Halevi’s resignation, and the personal ties between US and Israeli military officials.

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