RTLebanon complains to UN after Israel allegedly uses country's airspace to strike Syria again -- RT World News
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33% : Lebanon has complained to the United Nations about the reported Israeli overflights, which violate UN Resolution 1701 that ended the 2006 conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, Akar said.33% : In July, Russia, which is Syria's ally in fighting terrorism, Iran and Turkey issued a joint condemnation of the "continuous" Israeli attacks, describing them as violations of "international law, international humanitarian law, the sovereignty of Syria, and neighboring countries."
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