Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam issued a warning on Saturday to Hezbollah, signaling that he would not allow any actions in the country that could endanger its internal peace. His comments were a veiled message to the Iran-backed militia, emphasizing the importance of stability and security in Lebanon. Salam stated, 'I reiterate that we do not accept anyone who drags the country into adventures that threaten its security and unity.' This reflects the heightened tensions in the region following recent attacks on Iran by Israel and the United States.

In his statement, Salam highlighted the serious developments unfolding in the region and called upon all Lebanese citizens to act wisely and patriotically, prioritizing the interests of Lebanon and its people above all other considerations. His remarks come amid concerns regarding Hezbollah's potential involvement in the broader U.S.-Iran conflict, which could further destabilize the already fragile political and security landscape in Lebanon.

Hezbollah, which has been involved in numerous armed conflicts with Israel since its formation by Iran's Revolutionary Guard in 1982, has historically been a significant player in Lebanese politics and security matters. Recently, Israel has issued stern warnings to Lebanon, threatening severe attacks targeting civilian infrastructure, including airports, should Hezbollah decide to intervene in the U.S.-Iran war.