Hezbollah chief says 'no more red lines' against Israel

BEIRUT: Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah said on Monday there were "no more red lines" in the Lebanese movement's confrontation with Israel, which flared in a cross-border exchange of fire a day earlier.

"Yesterday, the resistance broke Israel's biggest red line," he said, explaining that anti-tank missiles fired by Hezbollah hit not territory disputed by the two countries but an area within the internationally recognised borders of Israel.

Today, "there are no more red lines," he said in a televised speech.