Today (Wednesday) the Lebanese Hezbollah accused the United States of being a full partner in the Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people, and stressed that sending American aircraft carriers to the region will not intimidate its people and the resistance factions.

This came in a statement issued by the party in which it described “the political positions and field measures taken by the American administration, especially the recent statements of US President Joe Biden in blatantly standing and declaring open support for the killing machine and the Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people,” as “the true essence of the entire American policy in its continued support.” to Israeli aggression.

While he considered the United States a full partner in the Israeli aggression, he held it fully responsible for the killing, siege, destruction of homes and homes, and horrific attacks against defenseless civilians, including children, women, and the elderly.

The party stressed that sending aircraft carriers to the region with the aim of raising the morale of Israel and its frustrated soldiers reveals the weakness of the Israeli military machine despite the crimes it commits, and thus its need for continuous external support. Therefore, we affirm that this step will not frighten the peoples of our nation nor the resistance factions ready for confrontation.

The party pointed out "the ugly truth of America and its aggression against the peoples of our nation in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan," calling on the Arab and Islamic masses to "condemn the American interference and its international and regional partners and expose this interference at all political, popular, media and legal levels and in various regional and international forums and gatherings."

The United States had sent an aircraft carrier, ships, and air fighters to the eastern Mediterranean region, stressing that it would provide Israel with more equipment and ammunition.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin ordered the US aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford to head to the eastern Mediterranean in preparation for providing aid to Israel, following the Hamas movement's launch of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood last Saturday.