US Says No Change to Its Military Posture in Middle East Amid Attacks in Lebanon
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - There are no changes to U.S. military posture in the Middle East, the Pentagon told reporters on Thursday when asked about recent deadly attacks in Lebanon attributed to Israel that blew up Hezbollah radios and pagers.
Gaza update: what the Lebanon pager attacks could mean for the Middle East conflict
Recent polling suggests that after 11 months of witnessing the conflict of Gaza, the people of Lebanon – despite being generally hostile towards Hezbollah which has implanted itself in their country as both a political and military state within a state – are increasingly supportive of Hezbollah’s regional policies.
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