Lebanese President Joseph Aoun told local outlets on Thursday that a US-brokered ceasefire agreed the previous evening between Lebanon and Israel could come into force within 24 hours of all concerned parties approving it.For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.The comments appeared to refer to Lebanese armed group Hezbollah, which has yet to comment on the ceasefire announced after talks between Lebanon and Israel in Washington. Hezbollah is opposed to the direct talks and has continued firing at Israeli troops in Lebanon. Israel has kept up strikes.Aoun also said that the agreement on implementing a ceasefire announced in Washington after talks with Israel was the “last chance” to reach a comprehensive truce.“The results of the fourth round of negotiations, and the statement issued from it, which included very important points in Lebanon's favor, represent the last chance to enter into a final, comprehensive ceasefire. Each party bears responsibility” if it fails to respond positively, Aoun said, according to a statement from his office.Aoun said Lebanon would inform the United States of its position “as soon as responses are received from the concerned internal parties, particularly Hezbollah,” adding that the US would determine the ceasefire’s start date and “President Donald Trump will be the direct guarantor of its implementation.”Read more: