Macron Condemns Unilateral Israeli Strikes on Hezbollah

French President Emmanuel Macron criticized Israel's recent strikes on Hezbollah in Lebanon, calling for discussions with U.S. President Trump and Israeli PM Netanyahu. He asserted the agreed framework between Lebanon and Israel was violated, following talks with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on Lebanon's stability.

In a sharp rebuke, French President Emmanuel Macron has condemned Israel's recent military strikes on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon. He stated that the attacks lacked justification, urging talks with U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address the escalating tensions.

Macron expressed concerns over Israel's unilateral actions, which he claimed violated the existing framework between Lebanon and Israel. He emphasized that there was no available information or proof to justify the triggering events for these strikes.

At a meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun in Paris, Macron discussed Lebanon's economic reforms and the fragile ceasefire with Israel. This meeting aimed to stabilize the region amidst new waves of violence.

(With inputs from agencies.)