Spain says 'unacceptable' for Israel to continue Lebanon invasion
Spain's foreign minister condemned Israel's continued invasion of Lebanon as unacceptable, despite a US-Iran ceasefire, urging all fronts to cease hostilities.
- World
- AFP
- Published Date: 11:03 | 08 April 2026
Spain's foreign minister on Wednesday said it was "unacceptable" that Israel continued its invasion of Lebanon after the United States and Iran agreed a two-week ceasefire to halt the regional war.
"All fronts must cease, and all fronts also means Lebanon. It is unacceptable that Israel's war, Israel's invasion of a sovereign country like Lebanon... continues," Jose Manuel Albares told public radio RNE.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez welcomed the US-Iran ceasefire as "good news" on X but said Spain would not "applaud those who set fire to the world because they show up with a bucket".
- Strait of Hormuz 'Iran's nuclear weapons,' says Russian official
- NATO chief, US secretary of state discuss global conflicts amid alliance tensions
- UN 'strongly condemns' Israeli strikes on Lebanon, urges diplomatic solution
- Ukraine says port infrastructure in Odesa region damaged in overnight Russian drone attack
- Russian intelligence accuses EU of covertly building nuclear weapons industrial base