India, April 8 -- After weeks of sustained military exchanges involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, a temporary ceasefire has offered a brief pause in a rapidly escalating regional conflict.

Yet beneath the surface of this two-week truce lies a critical fault line that could determine its survival.

While the agreement aims to halt hostilities across the Middle East, ongoing military operations in Lebanon threaten to undermine the entire framework.

The ceasefire, announced by Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, has been presented as a comprehensive halt to violence, intended to create space for diplomacy between Iran and the United States.

However, diverging interpretations of its scope, particularly regarding Lebanon, ha...