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Japan Voices Concern Over Israeli Ground Operations in Southern Lebanon

(MENAFN) Japan has expressed strong concern over ongoing Israeli ground operations in southern Lebanon, urging all parties involved to respect Lebanon’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, according to a statement issued Wednesday by Japan’s Foreign Ministry.

The ministry said it is “deeply concerned that attacks between Israel and Hezbollah have resulted in casualties among civilians and medical personnel, as well as the destruction of civilian infrastructure,” according to reports.

It further warned that, despite repeated appeals from the international community for restraint, ground operations in southern Lebanon are continuing. Japan reiterated its call for full respect of Lebanon’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

According to reports, Tokyo also urged all parties to immediately halt hostilities and comply with international law, including international humanitarian law, while fully implementing relevant UN Security Council resolutions.

The statement additionally called on all sides to exercise maximum restraint in order to prevent further escalation and civilian harm in the region.

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