Middle East war live: US, Iran warn ready for war as talks in limbo
Summary
The United States and Iran have both warned they are prepared for war amid uncertain peace talks set to take place in Pakistan. Meanwhile, the UN condemned the killing of a French peacekeeper in Lebanon, where fighting between Hezbollah and Israel continues alongside diplomatic efforts.Key Facts
- The US and Iran warned they are ready for war as ceasefire talks remain uncertain.
- Peace talks between the US and Iran are expected to resume in Pakistan this week.
- Oil prices fell due to expectations that talks will improve supply from the Middle East region.
- The UN Security Council condemned the killing of a French peacekeeper in Lebanon, blaming Hezbollah.
- Fighting continues in Lebanon between Hezbollah and Israel, causing many casualties.
- Lebanon appointed former US envoy Simon Karam to lead talks aimed at ending Israel’s occupation.
- President Donald Trump said the US will keep the blockade of Iranian ports until Iran agrees to a peace deal.
- Israel confirmed and is investigating a soldier's act of destroying a religious statue in southern Lebanon.
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