After attacks on the crowd in Iraq and Hezbollah in Lebanon .. Baghdad and Beirut refuse to violate their sovereignty and move

Following a series of attacks targeting headquarters of the Popular Mobilization in Iraq and Hezbollah in Lebanon in which Israel was accused recently, Lebanese President Michel Awan considered the Israeli attacks in Lebanese territory as a "declaration of war". For its part, the three presidencies in Iraq categorized the attacks against the Popular Mobilization as hostile action. It will take all measures to deter attacks on the country.

During his meeting with UN Special Coordinator in Lebanon Jan Kubic, the Lebanese president said that the Israeli attacks on Beirut's southern suburbs and the headquarters of the Popular Front-General Command in the Bekaa region on the Lebanese-Syrian border are a declaration of war that allows Lebanon to resort to its right to defend its territory. And his sovereignty.

Aoun, after consulting Prime Minister Saad Hariri, called for an emergency meeting of the Supreme Council of Defense to discuss the repercussions of the attacks.

For his part, Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri said during his meeting with the ambassadors of the five permanent members of the Security Council that Israel violated Lebanese sovereignty and resolution 1701, through its recent attacks on Lebanon.

Hariri added that Israel has targeted a populated civilian area without regard to international law. He said the Lebanese government considers that the public interest requires avoiding any slippage of the situation towards a serious escalation, but stressed that this needs the international community to prove its rejection of the flagrant Israeli violation.

Hariri told the ambassadors of the five countries that Lebanon would complain to the UN Security Council, calling on their countries to maintain security and stability in Lebanon and the region, and pointed out that any escalation could develop into a cycle of regional violence, as he put it.

Two drones crashed early on Sunday in the southern suburbs of Beirut, which is dominated by Hizbollah, prompting the group to warn Israeli soldiers on the border of a response. The Israeli army said its northern command was on high alert along the border with Syria and Lebanon.

Although Israel has not claimed responsibility for the southern suburb attack, Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said it was the first Israeli attack inside Lebanon since the two-month war in 2006.

A few hours later, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command (PFLP-GC) said Israeli drones launched an attack on a military outpost in the Bekaa Valley before dawn on Monday.

Attacks on the crowd
In Iraq, the three presidencies described the attacks on the Hashd as a hostile act and said they would take all measures to deter attacks on the country.

A statement by the Presidency of the Republic that the meeting included President Barham Saleh, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, Speaker of the House of Representatives Mohammed Halbous, and the President of the Popular Mobilization Faleh Fayyad, and a number of leaders, during which it was confirmed that Iraq will be taken through the government and through all active channels and international organizations And all regional measures that would deter the aggressors and defend Iraq and its security and sovereignty on its territory.

The three presidencies and political forces in Iraq that they had seen a government statement submitted by Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi on the recent bombings of the headquarters of the Popular Mobilization, and found that the available indicators indicate the involvement of external parties, according to the statement.

The political forces called on the government to work to "take the required measures and to follow-up agreements and understandings with the international coalition to help fulfill its obligations to the sovereignty, independence, security and safety of Iraq."

For his part, Iraqi Foreign Ministry spokesman Ahmed Al-Sahaf said Monday that his country will take all diplomatic and legal measures through the United Nations and the UN Security Council, and through communication with brotherly and friendly countries to address any action that violates Iraq's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

While in Kiev last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hinted at a role for Tel Aviv in targeting the PMF headquarters. "Iran has no immunity anywhere," he said. "We act against it whenever necessary."

Iranian response
Hussein Amir Abdallahian, a senior aide to Iran's parliament speaker, said the Tel Aviv attacks on Beirut were a major mistake in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's calculations.

Abdallahian said in a tweet on Twitter that the response to the Israeli attacks is expected to be shocking and earthquake.

He stressed that the Israelis would pay a heavy price for their attacks on Lebanon, Syria and Iraq, he said.

The chief aide to Iran's parliament confirmed that the equations would change and that maintaining security in the region was a red line.