As US talks stall, Hezbollah chief defiant, says Israel to leave Lebanon ’humiliated'
Hezbollah's chief issued a defiant statement claiming Israel will leave Lebanon 'humiliated' amidst stalled talks between the countries. The deadlock follows Israel's refusal to withdraw from Lebanese territory while Hezbollah remains armed, heightening regional tensions.
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