Hezbollah chief promises to coordinate with Lebanese Army to implement ceasefire

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem vows to coordinate at a “high level” with the Lebanese Army to implement the terms of a ceasefire with Israel that began two days earlier.

“The coordination between the resistance and the Lebanese army will be at a high level to implement the commitments of the agreement,” Qassem says, adding that “no one is betting on problems or disagreements” with the army.

Since coming into effect, the IDF has noted several violations of the agreement and has acted to enforce the deal.

Earlier today, it struck a mobile medium-range Hezbollah rocket launcher in southern Lebanon after it identified activity and movement at the site.

The Lebanese army has accused Israel of violating the ceasefire “several times” since it went into effect.