According to an Iranian news agency, Tehran may withdraw from the ceasefire agreement with the US if Israel continues its attacks in Lebanon. Iran's 10-point proposal includes stopping the war against Hezbollah. Tehran is assessing the possibility of exiting the deal due to perceived Israeli breaches.
Iran indicated it may withdraw from the US ceasefire agreement if Israel continues its attacks in Lebanon. Israel has reportedly violated the truce with large-scale strikes across Lebanon since its implementation. This has caused severe casualties in Lebanon, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Israel launched massive airstrikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon, though the group paused its attacks. Israel claimed the US-Iran ceasefire did not apply to Lebanon, contradicting comments from Pakistan's Prime Minister. French President Macron urged that Lebanon be included in the deal, highlighting the critical situation.
Hours after a US-Iran ceasefire was announced, Israel launched massive strikes across Lebanon. These attacks targeted Hezbollah command centers and resulted in dozens of casualties. Lebanon condemned Israel for violating international law by attacking densely populated civilian areas.
Israeli attacks on Lebanon have caused mounting casualties, with reports of severe civilian harm, including at a funeral. The US President stated that Lebanon is not included in any Iran ceasefire deal. Hospitals in Beirut are reportedly overwhelmed by the influx of wounded.
A senior Iranian official threatened to 'punish' Israel for its recent attacks on Lebanon, labeling them a violation of the ceasefire terms. The official asserted that Israel's tendency to break promises means only bullets can deter them. Iranian state media also reported that Iran is preparing a response to Israel's assault.
Iran is reportedly reviewing potential responses to recent Israeli military attacks in Lebanon. Discussions in Tehran are leaning towards adopting deterrent measures, which could target Israeli military positions in occupied territories. Iran assesses that Israel's continued attacks suggest a failure of US restraint over Netanyahu's government.
President Donald Trump announced a two-week 'double-sided ceasefire' with Iran, though regional attacks persist. This pause is conditioned on the complete and safe opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump stated that he accepted Iran's ten-point proposal as the basis for negotiations.
Lebanon's Health Minister reported hundreds killed and wounded in recent Israeli strikes on Beirut. The Lebanese Prime Minister condemned the attacks, stating Israel is killing defenseless citizens. This situation heightens Middle East tensions, especially as Lebanon was reportedly excluded from a US-Iran ceasefire deal.
Israeli forces fired warning shots at an Italian UN peacekeeper convoy in Lebanon, damaging a vehicle. The Italian government deemed the incident 'unacceptable' and demanded clarification from Israel. Israel insisted that Lebanon is not included in the ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran.