Iran threatened Israel with "war on destruction" in case of attack on Lebanon

American intelligence believes that such a war can break down in the coming weeks, and European sources do not exclude this option in the coming days. On June 24, the Prime Minister of Israel Netanyhah said on June 24 that after the land surgery in the Gaza sector, the new battle field could be Lebanon, where the Hosbollah fighters are stationed. In response, Iran threatened Israel with the "war on destruction" if the Jewish state decides to attack Lebanon.

This was reported 29 on the X network of Iran's diplomatic mission to the UN. "Although Iran considers the propaganda of the Zionist regime about the intention of attacking Lebanon with a psychological war, but if he still resorts to full -scale military aggression, it is followed by the war for destruction. All options will be opened, including full involvement publications.

According to Politico, according to US intelligence, a large -scale conflict between states may break in the next few weeks, if the Israeli side and Hamas are not able to reach a ceasefire agreement. European sources do not exclude the onset of armed confrontation in the coming days. "The agreement is under tense negotiations, and US officials are not sure that Israel and Hamas will agree to the agreement," the material stated.

The possible critical escalation in the region is evidenced by the fact that the governments of a number of countries have called for their citizens to refrain from traveling to Lebanon or to leave this country. These include Canada, Kuwait, Germany, the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Northern Macedonia, Russia, the USA, Ireland, Jordan, Jordan and Australia.

Meanwhile, Israeli Defense Minister Joava Galant stressed that the Israeli government prefers to find a diplomatic resolution of a conflict with Lebanon -based terrorist group "Hezbolla". At the same time he added that the Israeli forces are able to "return Lebanon to the stone age. " "We do not want to interfere with the war because it is not profitable for Israel. We have the opportunity to return Lebanon to the Stone Age, but we do not want to do it," Galant said in Washington.