US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that the 14-day ceasefire with Iran does not extend to Lebanon, where fighting with the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah continues. Trump stated that Lebanon was excluded from the ceasefire due to Hezbollah's involvement, defending Israel's ongoing military actions as part of the agreement. Netanyahu reinforced this stance, indicating that the ceasefire applies only to direct military actions between the US and Iran, not to operations in Lebanon. Israeli forces have maintained pressure on Hezbollah positions, conducting airstrikes and engaging in cross-border exchanges. In response, Hezbollah has executed limited retaliatory attacks against Israeli targets. Iranian officials have called for a ceasefire that includes an end to Israeli military operations in Lebanon, linking broader US-Iran negotiations to the situation along the Lebanon border. This raises concerns about the sustainability of the ceasefire without simultaneous de-escalation in Lebanon.