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Hezbollah: Legitimate defense does not fall under framework of “decisions of war or peace”; rather, it is exercise of our right to resist an enemy that imposes war upon our land, refuses to cease its assaults, seeking to subdue our state.

Hezbollah: As a founding component of Lebanon, the nation we are committed to as a final homeland for all its children, we reaffirm our legitimate right to resist occupation and aggression.

Hezbollah: Negotiations [with "Israel"] carry no national interest and pose existential risks to Lebanon’s sovereignty and entity.

Hezbollah: Lebanon must not, under any circumstances, yield to aggressive blackmail or be lured into political negotiations with the Zionist enemy.

Hezbollah: With this savage enemy, backed by the American tyrant, there can be no room for maneuver or deceit.

Hezbollah: Any involvement in or drift toward proposed negotiation traps would only grant further gains to the Israeli enemy, which never honors its obligations.

Hezbollah: Let it be known to all Lebanese that Israeli enemy does not target Hezbollah alone, it targets Lebanon in its entirety.

Hezbollah: Enemy exploited this grave governmental error to demand disarmament of Resistance throughout Lebanon as precondition for halting hostilities, something not stipulated in ceasefire declaration, entirely unacceptable.

Hezbollah: Government’s hasty decision concerning state's monopoly of arms was presented by some as a gesture of goodwill toward enemy.

Hezbollah's open letter: Zionist enemy has continued its violations by land, sea, and air to this day, ignoring all calls to cease its aggressive acts.

Terrorism strikes again in Syria, following a shaky ceasefire deal in Lebanon

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Following the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon, Western-backed terrorist groups have returned to Syria all of a sudden, launching a coordinated attack against the Syrian Army. Weirdly enough, these groups were nowhere to be seen for the past 423 days to defend or show support for Gazans amid the Israeli genocide.

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