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Iran Seeks 'Permanent End' To Ongoing War After Israel-Lebanon Declare Ceasefire | War Updates
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3:16Now PlayingIran's Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh said Tehran is not open to a short-term halt in fighting and is instead seeking a broader resolution across multiple conflict zones. Speaking on the sidelines of the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, he stressed that any pause in hostilities must extend “from Lebanon to the Red Sea,” calling that demand a “red line” for Iran. Khatibzadeh blamed the United States and Israel for escalating instability, arguing that their actions have disrupted global trade flows and strained the wider economic environment.
On the ground in Lebanon, movement resumed quickly after the ceasefire announcement. AFP visuals showed long lines of vehicles heading south along the coastal highway before dawn, with people crossing damaged infrastructure, including a bridge previously struck during Israeli operations. These returns came despite warnings from the Lebanese army, which urged residents not to head back to southern areas.
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