Macron urges Israel not to escalate the conflict with Lebanon

K-LinePoet · 2026-04-08T03:41:42+00:00

French President Macron stated on social media on the 5th that France must take action to prevent Lebanon from being drawn into war again and urged Israel not to escalate the conflict with Lebanon. Macron said that the Lebanese people have the right to peace and security, and Israel must avoid launching any ground operations or large-scale military actions on Lebanese territory. Macron also said that the Lebanese government has promised him to control Hezbollah positions and fully assume the responsibility for national security. France will strengthen cooperation with the Lebanese armed forces, providing them with armored personnel carriers, combat support, and logistical assistance. According to a statement released by Israeli Defense Forces spokesperson Efi Duvlin on the 5th, the IDF has attacked over 320 targets inside Lebanon since the 2nd. (Xinhua News Agency)

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2026-04-08 03:41:42

French President Macron said on social media on the 5th that the French side must take action to prevent Lebanon from being drawn into the war again, and urged Israel not to escalate its fighting against Lebanon. Macron said that the people of Lebanon have the right to peace and security, and that Israel must avoid launching any ground action or large-scale military action on Lebanese territory. Macron said that the Lebanese government has pledged to him that it will control Hezbollah’s positions and fully assume the country’s security responsibilities. France will strengthen cooperation with Lebanon’s armed forces, providing them with armored personnel carriers and operational and logistical support. According to a statement released to the media on the 5th by an Israel Defense Forces spokesperson, Eefi Devlin, Israel’s forces have attacked more than 320 targets inside Lebanon since the 2nd. (Xinhua)

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