Lebanon’s Hezbollah announced on Tuesday that there will be no negotiations while fighting continues, holding Israel responsible for the well-being of the group’s captured fighters.
In a statement released to the media, Hezbollah emphasized that ongoing hostilities make negotiations impossible at this time. The group accused Israel of being accountable for the safety of its members who have been captured during recent clashes.
The announcement comes amid heightened tensions in the region, as conflicts continue along the Lebanon-Israel border. Hezbollah’s firm stance signals a potential escalation in hostilities if the situation remains unresolved.
Observers are concerned that the lack of dialogue could lead to further instability in the area. The well-being of captured fighters remains a critical issue, with Hezbollah demanding assurances regarding their treatment.
Both sides have yet to indicate any willingness to de-escalate, raising fears of a prolonged conflict. Regional stakeholders are closely monitoring the developments, urging restraint and a return to negotiations to prevent further deterioration of the situation.
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Lebanon's Hezbollah says there will be no negotiations during fighting
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