Iran has issued a stern warning to Israel concerning potential military aggression in Lebanon, cautioning that it could result in a devastating conflict, according to the Islamic republic’s United Nations mission. The mission conveyed that all options, including full mobilization of various Resistance Fronts, are being considered in response to any provocation, as mentioned in a recent post. This warning was specifically directed towards Israel’s threats of targeting Hezbollah positions in Lebanon, dismissing them as mere psychological warfare and propaganda tactics. Tensions along the border have escalated with daily exchanges of fire between Israeli forces and Hezbollah, particularly amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The situation further intensified when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hinted at a potentially volatile operation along the border with Lebanon, raising concerns of a broader conflict. Subsequently, Israeli forces carried out targeted attacks on Hezbollah installations in southern Lebanon, as reported by an Israeli army spokesperson. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant emphasized that while Israel prefers a political solution, the military remains prepared for any scenario, underscoring the readiness to defend against any aggression. Hezbollah’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, warned of a no-holds-barred response to any major Israeli offensive on Lebanon, signaling heightened risks of a wider conflict. With tensions mounting, several countries have advised their citizens to avoid travel to or leave Lebanon to ensure safety amidst the escalating tensions.