Lebanon's Government Declares Hezbollah's Military Actions Illegal
In a significant move, Lebanon's government has declared Hezbollah's military activities illegal, urging the group to relinquish its weapons. Prime Minister Nawaf Salam emphasized that only the state has the authority to decide on matters of war and peace. The government has also called for security agencies to prevent any missile or drone launches and to detain those involved. This declaration marks a pivotal moment in Lebanon's political landscape, as the government seeks to assert its control over military actions within the country.
Mar 2, 2026, 17:34 IST
Lebanon's Stance on Hezbollah's Military Role
Dubai: The Lebanese government has officially labeled the military operations conducted by Hezbollah as unlawful, urging the group to surrender its arms.
During a statement on Monday, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam emphasized that the authority to declare war or peace rests solely with the state. He reiterated that all military actions by Hezbollah are prohibited and that the organization should focus exclusively on political engagement.
In response to these developments, the government has instructed security forces to take measures against the launch of missiles or drones and to apprehend those responsible for such actions.