ISRAEL KILLS HEZBOLLAH COMMANDER IN BEIRUT: FIRST STRIKE SINCE CEASEFIRE SHATTERS THE CALM

GERMANY

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Berlin diagnoses a structurally impossible ceasefire: without Hezbollah at the table, no agreement can hold

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AUSTRALIA

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Canberra reads the Beirut strike through the lens of US strategic incoherence — Rubio says it's 'over', Trump says it can restart

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CHINA

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Beijing documents the strike as a sign of persistent regional instability threatening the Iran-US deal and Gulf oil routes

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EGYPT

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Cairo documents the double front: Hezbollah commander killed in Beirut and 11 additional dead in southern Lebanon strikes

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UNITED STATES

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Washington frames the Israeli strike as a test of the truce while highlighting the contradictions of Trump's Iran policy

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FRANCE

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Paris counts the families whose lives were pulverized building by building — and Macron's anger over Iranian strikes on the Emirates

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INDIA

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New Delhi reports the Hezbollah commander's elimination and situates the strike within the Iran-US negotiations context

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ISRAEL

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Israel frames the strike as self-defense: no terrorist is beyond the reach of the IDF

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ITALY

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Rome denounces the direct threat to its UNIFIL peacekeepers and the systematic destruction of Christian heritage in southern Lebanon

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PAKISTAN

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Islamabad watches the Beirut strike through the lens of its role as designated mediator in the Iran-US negotiations

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QATAR

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Doha frames the strike as a deliberate Israeli sabotage of the Iran-US negotiations

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UNITED KINGDOM

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London documents the breakdown of Beirut's ceasefire and a growing pattern of Israeli religious desecration in Lebanon

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RUSSIA

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Moscow lets the images speak: ruined shops, blood on sidewalks, witnesses swearing to continue the resistance

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SINGAPORE

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Singapore maps the dual risk: the Beirut strike tests Lebanon's ceasefire and threatens the Iran-US deal under construction

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TURKEY

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Ankara condemns the strike as a flagrant violation of international law and a signal of long-term Israeli military presence in Lebanon

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