Israel and Lebanon agree ceasefire extension, US says
Summary
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their ceasefire by 45 days following talks in Washington, according to the US State Department. The discussions aim to promote lasting peace and security along their shared border.Key Facts
- Israel and Lebanon agreed to a 45-day ceasefire extension.
- The agreement followed two days of talks held in Washington, D.C.
- More negotiations are planned for June 2-3.
- The ceasefire had been set to expire on Sunday.
- The Israeli military reported attacks on Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon after alerts of hostile aircraft.
- Lebanon’s health ministry said nearly 40 people were injured in Israeli strikes near the city of Tyre.
- A primary healthcare center was destroyed and a nearby hospital was damaged in the strikes, resulting in injuries to six medical staff.
- The US hopes the talks will lead to lasting peace, mutual recognition of sovereignty, and improved border security.
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