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Israel Continues Strikes on Lebanon Despite US-Iran Ceasefire
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced no ceasefire in Lebanon, vowing to strike Hezbollah with full force until security is restored. He ordered direct talks with Lebanon on Hezbollah disarmament and peace relations. Israeli strikes have killed over 300 in Beirut recently, risking the US-Iran truce.
Confusion Over Strait of Hormuz Status Amid Iran Ceasefire
Iranian officials demand halt to Israeli attacks for full reopening of the Strait, while Trump accuses Iran of violations and deploys more US warships. The White House calls closing the strait unacceptable, with EU rejecting joint US-Iran ship charges. Tehran maintains a grip, dimming ceasefire prospects.
Middle East Death Toll Climbs to Over 5,300
Ongoing Iran conflict has caused 3,000-5,300 deaths, including 1,700 civilians and hundreds of children, displacing 3 million in Iran and 1 million in Lebanon. Israeli strikes on Lebanon added over 200 dead and 1,000 wounded recently. Casualties mount as regional tensions persist.
Trump Optimistic Yet Threatens Iran Over Ceasefire Breaches
President Trump expresses optimism for US-Iran ceasefire survival but issues new threats, urging Netanyahu to be low-key in Lebanon. He claims victory in the deal and prepares surge of US forces near Iran for compliance. VP JD Vance gears up for Iran peace talks in Pakistan.
Netanyahu Orders Direct Talks with Lebanon
Israel's cabinet is instructed to begin negotiations with Lebanon focusing on Hezbollah disarmament and peaceful ties, despite ongoing bombings. This follows Trump's calls for restraint as US negotiates with Iran. No inclusion of Lebanon in the Iran ceasefire agreement.
EU Condemns Israeli Strikes Threatening US-Iran Ceasefire
The European Union warns Israel's Lebanon offensive risks unraveling the fragile US-Iran truce, strongly condemning the wave of attacks. Von der Leyen to address Hungary's Russia leaks with EU leaders. EU rejects Trump's Iran 'joint venture' for Strait tolls.