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Macron Backs Ceasefire, Urges Restraint Amid Ongoing Tensions

By Editorial Team
Emmanuel Macron has expressed strong support for the recently announced ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel, a development first shared by Donald Trump. Taking to social media, Macron welcomed the ceasefire but cautioned that the situation remains fragile. He warned that continued military operations risk undermining the agreement even before it can fully take effect. Highlighting the humanitarian dimension, Macron stressed the urgent need to ensure the safety of civilians on both sides of the border between Lebanon and Israel. He called on Hezbollah to renounce its weapons, while urging Israel to respect Lebanese sovereignty and halt ongoing military actions. The statement reflects growing international concern over escalating tensions in the region, with global leaders advocating restraint and a sustainable path to peace.
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