Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, has issued a stark warning to Israel, declaring there will be "no red lines" in the group's response if provoked. The statement comes amid escalating tensions in the region, particularly following recent clashes near the Lebanon-Israel border.
Nasrallah, in a televised address from Beirut, accused Israel of aggression and vowed that Hezbollah would retaliate without restraint if attacked. "Our resistance is stronger than ever," he declared, emphasising the group's readiness for conflict.
Growing Regional Instability
The warning follows a series of incidents that have heightened fears of a broader conflict. Analysts suggest that Iran's backing of Hezbollah adds another layer of complexity to the volatile situation.
Israeli officials have yet to respond directly to Nasrallah's remarks, but the country's military has reportedly increased surveillance along the northern border. Observers warn that any miscalculation could trigger a significant escalation.
International Concerns
The United Nations and several Western governments have called for restraint from both sides. Diplomatic efforts are reportedly underway to prevent further deterioration of the situation.
Meanwhile, residents of southern Lebanon and northern Israel remain on edge, with many fearing a repeat of past conflicts between Hezbollah and the Israeli Defence Forces.
