'Israeli' attack on Lebanon
Spain condemns 'Israeli' operations in Lebanon, rejects involvement in US-Iran conflict
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- Spain condemns 'Israeli' military actions in Lebanon
- Madrid calls ground incursions a violation of Lebanese sovereignty
- Foreign minister says Spain will not take part in US-Iran war
Spain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has condemned 'Israeli' military operations in Lebanon, calling for full respect of the ceasefire and warning against further escalation in the region.
In a statement, the ministry described 'Israeli' ground incursions into southern Lebanon as a violation of the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. It also expressed concern over the humanitarian impact of the conflict, including civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure.
“Spain reiterates its deep dismay and condemnation of the civilian casualties in Lebanon, the destruction of homes and civilian infrastructure, and attacks on healthcare facilities and personnel, which violate the basic principles of international humanitarian law,” the ministry said.
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The statement also criticized the seizure of Beaufort Castle, warning that actions affecting cultural heritage sites pose a threat to protected historical landmarks. Spain reaffirmed its support for the Lebanese government and called for compliance with international and humanitarian law.
Separately, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said Spain would not participate in the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran.
“We will not take part in any action that could mean an escalation. And above all, we think that there is no military solution for this crisis,” Albares said.
His remarks reflect Madrid’s position in favor of diplomacy and de-escalation amid growing tensions across the Middle East.
