Iran's Foreign Minister stated that the ongoing Israeli military presence in Lebanon would breach the interim ceasefire agreement established between the US and Iran. In response, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed that Israel would maintain its presence in Lebanon for as long as deemed necessary.
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Iran and Israel Disagree on Terms of Ceasefire Agreement
Iran's Foreign Minister has claimed that Israel's military presence in Lebanon contradicts the interim ceasefire agreement with the US. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has stated that Israel will continue its operations in Lebanon as needed.
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US, Iran, Hezbollah spar over murky terms of ceasefire deal
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Iran and Israel Disagree on Terms of Ceasefire Agreement