Ceasefire signal in Lebanon

Yesterday, fighting continued between the Israeli army and Hezbollah in many places in Lebanon.

Smoke rises amid fighting in the village of Khiam in southern Lebanon on October 31.

However, there have been positive signs of a ceasefire in the recent conflict. According to AFP, Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati said he had a phone call with US President Joe Biden's special envoy Amos Hochstein, in which the diplomat suggested a ceasefire could be reached before the US presidential election on November 5.

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On October 30, new Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem also announced that he would agree to a ceasefire under acceptable conditions, although he noted that he had not received any proposals. Prime Minister Mikati revealed that the agreement would be linked to the implementation of the UN resolution that ended the 2006 conflict between the two sides and would be completely separate from the conflict in Gaza. Mr. Hochstein is expected to arrive in Israel on October 31 to discuss the ceasefire agreement.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/tin-hieu-ngung-ban-tai-li-bang-185241031230725506.htm