Iran has warned it could pull out of its fragile two-week ceasefire with the United States if Israeli strikes on Hezbollah continue, signalling a rapid deterioration in an already shaky truce agreed only days ago.
According to Iran’s state-linked Tasnim news agency, an informed source said Tehran is “considering the possibility” of withdrawing from the agreement amid what it sees as repeated Israeli violations in Lebanon. The source claimed the ceasefire framework, accepted by Washington, included a halt to hostilities “on all fronts”, including against Hezbollah, but accused Israel of carrying out “brutal attacks” in Lebanon in breach of the deal.
