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Hezbollah official rejects claims Lebanon is bargaining chip for Iran

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Hezbollah official Ibrahim Al Moussawi rejected claims that Lebanon is a bargaining chip for Iran, stating any ceasefire must apply to all of Lebanon, not just Beirut's southern suburbs. Al Moussawi described Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's comments as "nonsense," arguing that Iran's assistance to Lebanon outweighs any strategic benefit Iran derives from the country.
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Ibrahim Al Moussawi, a Hezbollah official and member of the Lebanese Parliament, said any ceasefire agreement should apply to all parts of Lebanon and not be limited to Beirut or its southern suburbs. In an interview with Al Jazeera, Al Moussawi questioned why a ceasefire would not extend to southern Lebanon, calling instead for a complete halt to hostilities without conditions.

Hezbollah official rejects claims Lebanon is bargaining chip for Iran
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