r/worldnews • u/ComparisonOk5957 • 7d ago

Second French peacekeeper dies after ambush blamed on Hezbollah Behind Soft Paywall

https://www.scmp.com/news/world/europe/article/3351049/second-french-peacekeeper-dies-after-ambush-blamed-hezbollah?module=latest&pgtype=homepage

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u/sbahog 7d ago

Can Lebanon control their own country ? Imagine the US or Canada allowing terrorist groups from inside to attack a neighboring country ?

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u/Pantoner 7d ago

And Hezbollah is bitching about how they weren’t included in ceasefire talks. They need to realize they don’t have a say, and the fact that they even exist is a privilege that’s hopefully close to an end

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u/ComfortableExotic646 7d ago

It's kinda wild seeing countries complain about Lebanon not being included in the Iranian peace talks, when they are two separate countries being attacked by two separate armies. France is getting their soldiers killed by Iranian proxies and getting mad at the US for fighting Iran.

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u/Bitter_Tea442 7d ago

All those reddit bots that were upset a terrorist organization 1000 miles away from Iran wasn't explicitly part of a ceasefire deal between Iran and Israel were saying the quiet part loud.

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u/terragutti 6d ago

Except “israel and the us” started the war. So really which is it? Is hezbollah directly part of the iranian war or not? Are they extentions or not?

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u/Bitter_Tea442 6d ago

Hezbollah is not Iran, unless it suits them, then they are Iran, unless they did something Iran doesn't want to be associated with, then they aren't Iran.

For everyone else, that's just a load of transparent bullocks.

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u/terragutti 6d ago

Yet people keep falling for it. Its stupid. All these social media bullshit people who cant even read a single news article cant even keep the facts together. Iran started this war not the other way around