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Hizbullah chief gave an ultimatum to Israeli military until 18 February

Hizbullah basic secretary Naeem Qasim has stated that Israel must be fully faraway from Lebanon by 18 February (Tuesday). Qasim stated in a tv speech, “Today, we have a deadline of February 18, the occupied army should completely remove from the southern Lebanon. It should not have any presence of any kind.” In line with the information company Xinhua, the Hizbullah General Secretary stated that the Lebanese state ought to 'each attainable effort' to make sure that Israel returns on time.

Israeli postponed the whole return of the military from Lebanon until 18 February. He missed out on doing so until the preliminary time-frame. The Israeli military additionally expressed the intention of sustaining management over 5 strategic bases in southern Lebanon past the deadline, however Hizbullah additionally rejected the transfer. Qasim stated within the speech, “No five points or nothing … This is the agreement.”

In the meantime, on Sunday night time, the Israeli military launched airstrikes on areas within the southern Lebanon and Beka area. In line with Lebanon's Nationwide News Company (NNA), conflict plane carried out two air strikes on the outskirts of Harbata metropolis. The third air assault was carried out on the town. NNA stated Israeli fighter jets additionally launched an aerial assault on the town of Wadi Al-Jaini in southern Lebanon. The ceasefire settlement between Hizbullah and the Israeli military is efficient from November 27, 2024, which stopped the conflicts which were occurring for greater than a 12 months as a result of Gaza conflict.

Beneath this settlement, Israel should withdraw from the Lebanese area inside 60 days. The Lebanese military will take management of the border and within the south, which can make sure the presence of weapons or armed teams to the south of the Litani River. On 27 January, Lebanon's caretaker authorities introduced to increase the ceasefire settlement by 18 February, ending the preliminary 60-day interval with out Israel's full return. Regardless of the ceasefire, the Israeli military has continued assaults in Lebanon citing safety threats.