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Hezbollah: We pledge to remain in position of honor, dignity, and righteousness, to defend our land, our people, and the aspirations of future generations.

Hezbollah: We highly value patience of our steadfast and proud people, who endure oppression and aggression alongside us in the hope of preserving national sovereignty and dignity.

Hezbollah: From this perspective, we address current developments, reaffirming to all that this is the time to unify efforts to halt the Zionist violations, aggression, and escalation against our country

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.

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Baghdad’s GPS disruption raises questions ahead of Iraq's parliamentary election

In recent weeks, residents of Baghdad have reported widespread GPS disruptions that left navigation apps and delivery services glitching. As questions remain unanswered and the government stays silent, speculation has grown. Some blame foreign interference, others suspect a counterintelligence operation, and many believe it may be linked to efforts to secure the upcoming Iraqi parliamentary elections. Al Mayadeen English’s correspondent, Siraj Ghassani, reports from the Iraqi capital.