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Hezbollah warns Israel over ceasefire breaches

Published on: June 20, 2026 11:53 PM

Hezbollah has said it remains committed to the ceasefire agreement with Israel but warned it will respond strongly to any Israeli military advances or violations. The statement comes amid reports of renewed tensions along the southern Lebanon border despite the recent truce.

According to Hezbollah, the group has fully adhered to the ceasefire since Friday evening. However, it alleged that Israeli forces have continued violations since the agreement came into effect. The group said these actions risk undermining efforts to maintain stability in the region.

Hezbollah claimed it had taken action to block an Israeli military advance near the Nabatieh area in southern Lebanon. It warned that any attempt to occupy Lebanese territory would be met with a firm response. The group stressed that it is prepared for all possible scenarios given past experiences with Israeli operations.

The statement further said responsibility for maintaining the ceasefire lies with all parties involved. Hezbollah added that repeated violations could escalate tensions and threaten the fragile calm along the border. It urged adherence to the terms of the agreement to prevent further conflict.

The remarks come as international observers continue to monitor the implementation of the ceasefire. The situation remains tense, with both sides accusing each other of breaches in the early hours of the truce.

 

Filed Under: World Tagged With: Hezbollah Israel ceasefire, Israel strikes Lebanon, Latest, Lebanon conflict, Middle East ceasefire 2026, Nabatieh tensions

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