Tensions Rise: Israeli-Hezbollah Conflict Heats Up
Israeli ground forces advanced deeply into Lebanon before retreating, engaging in battles with Hezbollah amidst ongoing airstrikes. A US-proposed ceasefire deal based on UN resolution 1701 is under negotiation. Lebanon looks to Iran to influence Hezbollah in seeking peace, as clashes extend to Gaza-Hamas tensions.
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Israeli troops pushed further into Lebanon in their deepest movement since the invasion six weeks ago, only to retreat after a fierce confrontation with Hezbollah militants, Lebanese state media reported.
The escalating violence saw Israeli forces capture and later withdraw from a strategic site near the village of Chamaa, while simultaneous airstrikes targeted Beirut's Hezbollah-dominated suburbs.
As negotiations proceed, Lebanese officials are contemplating a US draft ceasefire to end hostilities, all while broader tensions with Gaza and Hamas illustrate the complex regional dynamics.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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