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UK Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper Demands End to Israel's "Military Escalation" in Lebanon, Urges Hezbollah to Disarm
Cooper said the fighting is worsening civilian suffering as Israel expands its incursion and Hezbollah continues cross-border attacks, with 8,000 militants killed, Israel said.
- UK Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper called for an immediate end to military operations in Lebanon and urged Hezbollah to disarm, emphasizing respect for the ceasefire and good faith negotiations.
- Israeli forces launched an operation in southern Lebanon's Beaufort Ridge and Wadi al-Saluki areas to dismantle Hezbollah infrastructure and expand their control in the region.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the capture of Beaufort Castle and directed further expansion of operations despite the ongoing ceasefire.
- Arab League Chief Ahmed Aboul Gheit condemned Israel's attacks as aggression violating Lebanon's sovereignty and called on the UN Security Council to enforce Resolution 1701.
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UK Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper demands end to Israels military escalation in Lebanon, urges Hezbollah to disarm - The Tribune
Amid growing global condemnation from the UK, Germany, and Arab states over its widening ground offensive, Israel expanded its operations in southern Lebanon by capturing Beaufort Castle and crossing the Litani River. Concurrently, Tel Aviv announced plans to incrementally increase its military control over Gaza to 70 per cent.
·Chandigarh, India
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UK Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper demands end to Israel's "military escalation" in Lebanon, urges Hezbollah to disarm
Amid growing global condemnation from the UK, Germany, and Arab states over its widening ground offensive, Israel expanded its operations in southern Lebanon by capturing Beaufort Castle and crossing the Litani River. Concurrently, Tel Aviv announced plans to incrementally increase its military control over Gaza to 70 per cent.
·India
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