US EditionFrance's Macron Says Fragile Lebanon Ceasefire 'May Already Be Undermined'
- French President Emmanuel Macron expressed support for the 10-day ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.
- The ceasefire began at midnight between Thursday and Friday local time as stated in the announcement by Trump.
- Macron warned that the ceasefire may already have been undermined by ongoing military operations.
- He called for the safety of civilian populations on both sides, urged Hezbollah to renounce its weapons, and demanded Israel respect Lebanese sovereignty and stop the war.
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Lebanese accusations of Israeli attacks show that the ceasefire has gotten off to a shaky start.
The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, expressed Friday his support for the announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, although he has already shown his “concern” over the fact that the pact “may already be weakened” because of “military operations” over the last few hours. “I fully support the ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel such that President (American Donald) Trump announced yesterday. I also express my concern that it…
France's Macron says fragile Lebanon ceasefire 'may already be undermined'
A 10-day ceasefire agreed between Israel and Lebanon came into effect at midnight on Thursday. French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the news, but expressed concern after Beirut reported violations in the south of the country.
In a message published on X this Friday, the President of the Republic expressed his "concerning" that the ten-day truce between Israel and Lebanon, which entered into force on the night of Thursday to Friday, "can already be weakened by the continuation of military operations ...
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