Lebanon PM Salam appears to hit back at Hezbollah

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Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam appears to have taken a swipe at Hezbollah, accusing the group of “recklessly” dragging the country into a war and “usurping” Lebanese sovereignty as a result, Al Jazeera reports.

Without naming the group or its leader, Naim Qassem, he alleges in a post on X that Hezbollah pulled the country into “futile ‘support’ war adventures, thereby giving [Israel] pretexts to aggress against our country, trample its sovereignty, destroy its cities and villages, kill its sons, and displace them by the hundreds of thousands”.

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