As Israel's attacks on Lebanon continue one after another, warnings of a regional war are being issued.

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ADDITIONAL DEPLOYMENT FROM THE USA TO THE REGION

The U.S. Department of Defense announced that the ongoing bloody attacks by Israel on Lebanon are increasing the risk of regional conflict. The statement indicated that the U.S. military would send additional troops to the Middle East, but no information was provided on the number of personnel, where they would be stationed, or what missions they would undertake. The U.S. currently has a force of 40,000 in the region.

WARNING OF FULL-SCALE WAR

The European Union's foreign policy representative stated that the escalation between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon has nearly turned into a full-scale war. Josep Borrell told reporters, "This situation is extremely dangerous and concerning. I can say that we are in a state of almost full-scale war." Pointing to the increasing civilian casualties and the intensity of military attacks, he said, "If this is not a state of war, I don't know what to call it." Borrell noted that efforts to reduce tensions are ongoing, but Europe's worst fears regarding the spread of the conflict have come true. He emphasized that civilians are paying a heavy price and that all diplomatic efforts are necessary to prevent a full-scale war. "The time to do this is now, in New York. Everyone must put forth their full capacity to stop this path to war," he called upon the international community.

"NO ONE WILL BENEFIT FROM THE ESCALATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST"

The foreign ministers of the G7 countries, formed by major democracies, warned on Monday that the actions and counteractions in the Middle East risk dragging the region into a broader conflict, from which no country will benefit. The G7 statement following a meeting held as a side event of the United Nations General Assembly included the following: "Actions and counter-responses carry the risk of escalating this dangerous cycle of violence and dragging the entire Middle East into a broader regional conflict with unimaginable consequences." The G7 countries emphasized that "no country will benefit from further escalation in the Middle East while calling for an end to the current destructive cycle."

NO EVACUATION STATEMENT FROM TURKEY

Just before the intense airstrikes by Israel began, the UK Foreign Secretary requested British citizens living in Lebanon to leave the country due to the expected outbreak of hot conflict between Israel and Lebanon. Some countries, including China and Spain, also called on their citizens living in Lebanon to leave the country. While the Turkish Foreign Ministry has not yet made such a call, a statement regarding Israel's recent attacks said, "Israel's attacks targeting Lebanon are a new phase in its efforts to plunge the entire region into chaos. Countries that provide unconditional support to Israel are aiding Netanyahu in shedding blood for his political interests. It is essential for institutions responsible for maintaining international peace and security, especially the United Nations Security Council, and the international community to take necessary measures without delay."

LEBANON'S PRIME MINISTER MIKATI RESPONDS TO ISRAEL

Lebanon's Prime Minister Najib Mikati stated that Israel aims to destroy villages and towns in the country with its attacks and plans to eliminate all green spaces. The Prime Minister pointed out that such attacks could have serious consequences not only for Lebanon but for the entire region, emphasizing that the international community must intervene seriously in this situation.

ISRAELI MINISTER PROPOSES 'BUFFER ZONE' FOR LEBANON

Israeli Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli proposed the creation of a "buffer zone" in the south of Lebanon by displacing the population living there. Chikli made assessments regarding the clashes between Israel and Hezbollah on his social media account. Claiming that the Lebanese government "cannot establish its sovereignty" in the south of the country, Chikli asserted that "the Israeli army must take control of the region."

ISRAEL SENDS WARNING MESSAGE TO LEBANESE PEOPLE

Israel sent warning messages to the phones of Lebanese citizens, urging them to "immediately evacuate their locations." The messages called on Lebanese people to "immediately vacate their locations," emphasizing that this was carried out within the framework of Israel's psychological warfare. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on civilians in Lebanon to leave their homes, claiming that Hezbollah is using them as human shields and that they are in danger.