Reports of a ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran including the Lebanese front
[82320] Reports of a ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran including the Lebanese front
The Prime Minister of Pakistan announced a peace agreement and an immediate ceasefire between the US and Iran, including the Lebanese theater, against the backdrop of previous Iranian threats of military response.
Political drama: A ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran
In the last 24 hours, a significant political breakthrough was reported, as the Prime Minister of Pakistan announced the achievement of a peace agreement between the United States and Iran. According to reports arriving from News Line, 8200 News, and other sources such as Sulieman & Blumenthal, the agreement includes an immediate and permanent ceasefire on all fronts, including in the Lebanese theater. The official signing ceremony is expected to be held on Friday, June 19, in Switzerland.
On social media, sharp criticism has arisen from parties criticizing the conduct of the American and Israeli administrations. The channel Abu Saleh The Arab Desk, which demonstrates a hard line toward the administrations in Washington and Jerusalem, defined the move as an "American failure" and noted that "they sold us out for a bent cent." According to the channel, Israel failed to change the reality on the ground despite the strikes in the Dahiyeh, and the Iranians are succeeding in achieving their goals of distancing the American and Israeli presence from the region.
Prior to the announcement of the agreement, the airspace over Iran was cleared and threats were received from senior Iranian officials. The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran stated, as reported in News from the Field on Telegram and 301 News, that "the response of the soldiers of Islam is approaching" and that there will be no tolerance for crossing red lines. At the same time, Majlis Speaker Ghalibaf emphasized that Iran will continue to ensure the sovereignty of Lebanon.
However, the picture remains complex. While official Iranian sources confirmed the agreement, religious figures in the Majlis were quoted in Abu Saleh The Arab Desk as saying that "even if an agreement is signed, we will not be a party to it." Meanwhile, continued exchanges of fire were reported on the northern border, with suicide drones launched toward Israeli territory, which indicates a possible gap between the political announcements and the immediate security reality on the ground.