Multiple reports say U.S. President Donald Trump is urging Syria to take action against Hezbollah, a Lebanon-based armed group. The push comes amid broader U.S. dissatisfaction with the way the conflict involving Hezbollah is developing in Lebanon, and it is described as raising alarm among parties closely affected by Hezbollah’s activities. According to the coverage, Trump’s messaging focuses on Syria’s potential role in reducing Hezbollah’s capabilities or freedom of action. The reporting also indicates that the proposal is being closely watched in Lebanon, where Hezbollah is a major political and military actor, and in Israel, which views Hezbollah as a central security threat. While the sources differ in how they characterize the broader diplomatic context, they converge on the central point: Trump is pressing Syria to confront Hezbollah. The issue is presented as a move that could affect regional calculations and intensify concern about risks of escalation, given Hezbollah’s entrenched presence in Lebanon and the longstanding Israel-Hezbollah conflict dynamic. The reports do not cite a finalized plan or specific operational details in the information provided.