<h1>Opposition leader questions ceasefire decision, urges clarity on multi-front threats and government transparency</h1> A senior opposition leader criticized the government for agreeing to a ceasefire following a military operation against a neighboring country, questioning the rationale despite claimed successes such as damaging multiple enemy airbases. He highlighted the fusion of threats from two hostile nations and urged the government to clarify its strategy for such a multi-front conflict. The leader praised the armed forces' leadership for transparency and admission of tactical errors but faulted the government for failing to acknowledge intelligence and security lapses or to involve Parliament and opposition parties. He emphasized the complexity of terrorism involving both foreign-infiltrated and domestic actors and disputed claims that the terrorist infrastructure had been dismantled. Additionally, he condemned the government's lack of diplomatic response to foreign political statements and actions perceived as unfavorable to national interests, including deportations and trade issues.