Lebanon condemns Israeli invasion as US-Iran deal hangs in uncertainty

US Warns Iran on Strikes, While Lebanon’s PM Describes Israeli Attacks as Collective Punishment

The United States has issued a warning to Iran, stating that it will take military action if a deal is not reached regarding the country’s nuclear program. Meanwhile, in a separate development, Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati has described recent attacks by Israel as collective punishment.

According to reports, Israeli forces have launched multiple airstrikes on targets in Lebanon, resulting in significant damage and casualties. The Lebanese government has condemned these actions, with Prime Minister Mikati labeling them as “collective punishment” under international law.

The US Department of State has issued a statement warning Iran that any failure to reach a deal on its nuclear program could result in military action. This warning comes amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to negotiate a resolution to the crisis.

In a separate press conference, Israeli officials have declined to comment on the recent airstrikes, citing national security concerns. However, sources close to the matter have confirmed that the attacks were aimed at specific targets deemed critical to Lebanon’s infrastructure and security.

The situation remains fluid, with multiple parties involved in ongoing negotiations and diplomatic efforts. The international community is closely monitoring developments, as tensions between Iran and Israel continue to escalate.

Source: Al Jazeera