Lebanon's foreign minister, Youssef Rajji, has called for the complete dismantling and disarmament of Hezbollah's military presence in the country, criticizing both the group and Iran for destabilizing Lebanon. Rajji stated that it is 'unacceptable' for a non-state armed group to operate independently and accused Hezbollah of threatening civil war if the government moves forward with disarmament. He also expressed that Iran's direct support for Hezbollah undermines Lebanese sovereignty, while emphasizing Beirut's desire for peaceful relations with Tehran if it ceases interference. Meanwhile, Israeli forces launched strikes on Hezbollah rocket sites in southern Lebanon, citing violations of the ceasefire agreement, as Lebanon faces increasing pressure to fully implement the disarmament plan.