IRGC Commander VOWS Israeli Forces Will Be ‘KICKED OUT’ From Lebanon; Issues Final Warning

Iran has issued a strong wa ing regarding the presence of Israeli forces in southe Lebanon, with IRGC commander statements claiming that Israeli troops will be “kicked out” if they continue their military operations in the region. The remarks come amid rising tensions along the Lebanon–Israel border and fragile ceasefire conditions in the area. According to Iranian military leadership, Israel’s continued presence in southe Lebanon is viewed as an “occupation,” and Tehran has reiterated its support for Hezbollah and resistance groups in the region. The IRGC wa ing also referenced historical events, including Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000, suggesting history could repeat itself if tensions escalate further. The situation remains highly volatile, with both Israel and regional actors maintaining military positions while diplomatic efforts struggle to stabilize the conflict environment. Analysts wa that such statements could further escalate already fragile regional security dynamics. This report covers the latest developments, reactions, and geopolitical implications of Iran’s wa ing and the ongoing tensions in southe Lebanon.