Lebanon-'Israel' talks in Rome end without breakthrough
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- Lebanon-'Israel' talks in Rome end without a breakthrough amid renewed military tensions.
The second day of the seventh round of indirect negotiations between Lebanon and 'Israel' concluded in Rome on Wednesday without achieving any breakthrough, according to Lebanese media reports.
The talks, hosted in the Italian capital, reportedly ended earlier than scheduled after the 'Israeli' military issued an evacuation warning to residents of the southern Lebanese town of Mansouri, prompting concerns over escalating military developments.
Shortly after the warning, the 'Israeli' military announced it had launched strikes in southern Lebanon, claiming the attacks were in response to what it described as a Hezbollah ceasefire violation.
Meanwhile, Hebrew media outlet Hadshot Bithon reported that 'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left an official ceremony early due to what were described as "security reasons."
According to the outlet, Netanyahu said, "We are at the height of rapidly developing military and political events," without providing further details.
