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Iran has issued a strong warning regarding the presence of Israeli forces in southern Lebanon, with IRGC commander statements claiming that Israeli troops will be “kicked out” if they continue their military operations in the region. The remarks come amid rising tensions along the Lebanon–Israel border and fragile ceasefire conditions in the area.

According to Iranian military leadership, Israel’s continued presence in southern Lebanon is viewed as an “occupation,” and Tehran has reiterated its support for Hezbollah and resistance groups in the region. The IRGC warning also referenced historical events, including Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000, suggesting history could repeat itself if tensions escalate further.

The situation remains highly volatile, with both Israel and regional actors maintaining military positions while diplomatic efforts struggle to stabilize the conflict environment. Analysts warn that such statements could further escalate already fragile regional security dynamics.

This report covers the latest developments, reactions, and geopolitical implications of Iran’s warning and the ongoing tensions in southern Lebanon.

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00:20What if the next major Middle East flashpoint isn't Iran itself, but southern Lebanon?
00:27A fiery warning from one of Iran's most powerful military commanders is now raising exactly
00:35that possibility.
00:37Ismail Qani, the commander of Iran's elite IRGC Quds Force, has issued a direct message
00:44to Israel, declaring that Israeli forces will be kicked out of southern Lebanon if they
00:50continue what he described as occupation and aggression.
00:54In a statement posted on social media and amplified by Iranian media outlets, Qani warned that
01:02Israel faces a repeat of what happened in the year 2000, when Israeli troops withdrew from
01:08southern Lebanon after nearly two decades of military presence.
01:13According to Qani, if Israeli forces do not leave voluntarily, they will face what he called
01:20humiliation and defeat.
01:22The Iranian commander also claimed that Israel had suffered heavy losses in recent fighting,
01:29alleging that more than 100 Israeli personnel had been killed in less than four days.
01:35That figure, however, remains disputed and has not been independently verified.
01:40The warning comes at a sensitive moment.
01:43A fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire remains in place following months of intense clashes between
01:50Israel and Hezbollah.
01:52Despite diplomatic efforts, tensions along the Lebanon-Israel border continue to simmer, with
01:59both sides accusing each other of violating ceasefire understandings.
02:03Israel has maintained military positions in parts of southern Lebanon, arguing that the presence
02:10is necessary to prevent future attacks and secure northern Israeli communities.
02:16Iran, meanwhile, continues to back Hezbollah politically and militarily through its so-called
02:23Axis of Resistance network across the region.
02:26Qani's remarks are being viewed as more than just rhetoric.
02:30Analysts say the statement is designed to increase pressure on Israel, while reassuring Hezbollah
02:37supporters that Iran remains committed to the Lebanese front, even as Tehran engages in
02:44broader diplomatic talks with Washington.
02:46The reference to the year 2000 is particularly significant.
02:51For Iran and Hezbollah, Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon remains a symbol of resistance
02:57and victory.
02:58By invoking that moment, Qani is signaling that Tehran believes history could repeat itself.
03:05Whether this is simply a war of words or a sign of renewed escalation remains unclear.
03:12But one thing is certain.
03:14Despite ceasefire efforts and ongoing diplomacy, southern Lebanon remains one of the most volatile
03:21fronts in the Middle East.
03:22And Iran's latest warning suggests the battle over Lebanon's future is far from over.
03:39To be continued...
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