Hezbollah Claims Rocket Attack on Northern Israel Amid Tensions

Russian outlets stress that Hezbollah had agreed to the ceasefire while warning Israel that any violations would be met with force. In this view, Israeli actions along the border are presented as the first breaches, with Hezbollah's claimed rocket attack framed as a retaliatory message rather than a first strike. Russian coverage suggests that outside powers, including the US, must press Israel to fully respect the terms if they want the truce to hold.

• •Russian reports state that Hezbollah formally accepted the ceasefire but publicly warned Israel against violations.
• •The Lebanese army's accusations of Israeli 'acts of aggression' are highlighted as evidence that Israel broke the truce first.
• •Hezbollah's claimed rocket attack on northern Israel is portrayed as a response to earlier Israeli actions, not an unprovoked escalation.
• •Russian commentary links the stability of the ceasefire to Washington's willingness to restrain Israeli military operations.
• •There is an expectation that further Israeli strikes in Lebanon would prompt Hezbollah to resume large‑scale rocket fire.