The Zionist entity’s army has extended the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon, maintaining its military presence and restricting movement in affected areas. The spokesperson assured that there is no intention to harm civilians. Meanwhile, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam is advocating for early withdrawal through diplomatic efforts.
On Wednesday, the armed forces of the Zionist entity announced the extension of the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon, indicating that their troops will remain stationed in the region. According to a spokesperson for the army, the period for implementing the agreement has been prolonged, and the Defense Forces continue to be actively deployed on the ground, prohibiting movement to the south.
The spokesperson further emphasized, “The army does not intend to harm you, and for your safety, you are prohibited from returning to your homes in the areas concerned, until further notice.” This statement reflects ongoing concerns for civilian safety amidst the military’s presence.
In response to the situation, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam reiterated that his government will actively engage all diplomatic and political avenues to facilitate a timely withdrawal of forces. He expressed a commitment to addressing this matter ahead of the originally scheduled timeline, underscoring the urgency of the situation.
The extension of the ceasefire agreement by the Zionist entity’s army signifies a continued military presence in Lebanon, emphasizing civilian safety concerns. The commitment from the Lebanese government, led by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, to expedite the withdrawal process reflects a proactive diplomatic approach to resolving the current tensions between both parties.
Original Source: ina.iq
