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    Der iranische Präsident sagt, israelische Angriffe auf den Libanon machen die Verhandlungen bedeutungslos


    Der iranische Präsident sagt, israelische Angriffe auf den Libanon machen die Verhandlungen bedeutungslos

    https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/irans-president-says-israeli-strikes-lebanon-render-negotiations-meaningless-2026-04-09/

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    2. Tiaan on

      „In a remarkable statement Monday afternoon, Lebanon called for direct talks with Israel on “permanent arrangements for security and stability on our borders,” while accusing the Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah of betraying the country.

      Lebanese President Joseph Aoun detailed his plan during a virtual meeting with European Union officials, in which he leveled sharp criticism at Hezbollah and Israel for what he called “an attempt to corner my country.

      Calling the Shiite Muslim group “an armed faction … that places no value on Lebanon’s interest nor on the life of its people,” Aoun said Hezbollah “wanted to achieve the fall of the State of Lebanon, under aggression and chaos.” He accused the group of working “for the sake of the calculations of the Iranian regime.”

    3. infraGem on

      Stopping attacks on Hezbollah would be so stupid of Israel… I am honestly surprised people thought that would happen.

      Hezbollah is at its weakest and has a border with Israel. Now is the ideal time to hurt them.

    6. LongErza on

      lmao, then you shouldn’t have called them to join your war. Did you really think that Israel wouldn’t use this opportunity?

    7. Doppler74 on

      The one who lost most in this war is Israel. Of course they want war to continue. They are in a worse position than before the war began. US did not even included them in negotiations.

      People say that they are hitting legitimate targets in Lebanon. I do not believe it is true at all but for a moment lets say thats case.

      They could hit these targets before the negotiations but their hardest strike came right after the deal is announced. It is clear that they do not want this war to over as things stand as Iran’s position did not weaken. On the contrary they might have gained power.

    8. niceufo777 on

      And what about the attacks by Hezbollah, which Iran itself uses as proxies? Hypocrites.

    9. Ultra_Metal on

      Lebanon was never part of the deal. This is just an excuse the Islamic Republic is using to justify more terrorism and war crimes.

    11. Zealousideal_Hat1568 on

      That’s the point. We supply Isreal. The idea of not telling Isreal that it’s time to fold the fuck up means the negotiating had no purpose.

      I am a complete moron when it comes to most things…ask my wife if you don’t believe me. But the way this governent is being run makes no sense.

    12. bkny88 on

      Lebanon and the UN should simply enforce UN resolution 1701. I don’t even think they’ve tried to do so since 2006.

    13. Ro-ftw on

      Iran’s president has literally 0 power in the country right now. Who cares what he says.

    14. Loni09 on

      Knowing Israel, it would suprise me if they halted all attacks for now in hopes of achieving a peace deal with Iran alongside the U.S.

      If you think about it, this moment in time is probably the best chance for Israel to go full throttle and do as much damage on Iran, not only because they are in a literal war with Iran right now, but also because they have the U.S under Trump on their team as well. Why would they want a peace deal? If anything, they would want this war to continue for as long as possible to achieve their goal of destroying Iran, its regime and its proxies as much as possible.

    15. Hefty-Comparison-801 on

      Continued strikes jeopardizing a ceasefire?! These Iranians are always acting so irrationally and unreasonably.

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