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Israel expands Lebanon offensive as Iran warns of ‘no red lines’

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Israel expanded his offensive on Sunday in southern Lebanon, calling on the United Nations to evacuate its peacekeeping units use tanks to storm through the gates of a peacekeeping base.

The call comes just days after Israeli forces wounded several UN peacekeepers, sparking international criticism. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, an outspoken supporter of Israel, spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday and denounced the attacks.

The push marks the latest escalation in Israel’s attack on Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed militant group and one of the most powerful political parties in Lebanon. Despite its losses, Hezbollah “falsely presents Israeli ground operations as a failure to undermine Israeli will.” And underline the resilience of Hezbollah itself,” the Institute of War said in a recent report.

Meanwhile, Iran’s foreign minister has pushed back on the idea that Iran may not respond to a expected Israeli attack, warning that there is “no red linesfor such a defense and that Iran is prepared for a ‘war situation’.

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