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On April 8, 2026, Which Country Expressed Support For The Us-Iran Ceasefire But Clarified That It Would Continue Military Operations In Lebanon?
Israel backed the two-week suspension of attacks against Iran but explicitly stated that the deal does not extend to its operations in Lebanon.
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