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The President of the Republic stressed that Cyprus is not involved in the hostilities at all, noting that our country is part of the solution and not part of the problem.
Answer questions about its leaders’ statements Hezbollah Regarding the Lebanese President Hassan Nasrallah and his threats against Cyprus, Nicos Christodoulidis said he had been informed of the remarks and stressed that “The Republic of Cyprus did not participate in any way in the hostilities”.
“The Republic of Cyprus is not part of the problem, but part of the solution. This role of ours, for example through the humanitarian corridor, is recognized not only by the Arab world but by the entire international community,” he noted.
He reiterated that our country Cyprus was not involved in any way and was not part of the problem. “On the contrary, through concrete actions, we demonstrate in practice that we are part of the solution” fully.
When asked if there were still channels of communication with Hezbollah or the Lebanese government, the President of the Republic stated: “Of course, there are channels of communication with both the Lebanese government and the Iranian government.” This was done through diplomatic channels, he added.
Asked if he was concerned about the remarks made by Hassan Nasrallah, the President of the Republic said that “these remarks are not pleasant, but they are completely inconsistent with the image that is trying to be presented of Cyprus’ involvement in military operations”, as he clarified, “under no circumstances”.
It should be noted that earlier Hassan Nasrallah Threats The Republic of Cyprus said that if Israel allowed the use of the island’s air and military facilities against Lebanon, Cyprus would become a target for the Hezbollah group it leads, while he also mentioned targets in Israel, but did not rule out a land attack on the Galilee.
“The Cypriot government must be warned that if it allows Israel to use Cypriot airports and military bases to target Lebanon, then the Cypriot government will become part of the war and the resistance forces (including Hezbollah forces) will face Cyprus As an actor in war”,He said.
It should be noted that this information indicates Israel issues ultimatum to Hezbollah Voluntarily withdraw its troops from southern Lebanon and across the Litani River by next Monday, otherwise Israel is likely to invade southern Lebanon.
The same news source reports that the so-called Israeli ultimatum to Hezbollah was conveyed by Israel to the Lebanese government through the American mediator Amos Hochstein, who was in Beirut yesterday and rushed back to Tel Aviv the same day to convey the Lebanese response but did not, however, disclose its content.
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