Iran war day 97: Tehran says no progress in talks; Israel attacks Lebanon
Summary
Talks between Iran and the United States have made no progress, but communication remains open amid rising tensions. Israel and Lebanon agreed to a ceasefire after US-led talks, while Iranian missile and drone attacks injured people in Kuwait. US President Donald Trump said negotiations with Iran could improve soon, but the US House voted to limit his military powers regarding Iran.Key Facts
- Iran’s Foreign Minister said talks with the US have not advanced, but communication channels stay open.
- Iran responded to US strikes on an oil tanker and a communications site with attacks on targets linked to the US in Bahrain and Kuwait.
- Iranian attacks in Kuwait killed one person and injured over 60, causing significant damage at the airport.
- Israel and Lebanon agreed to a ceasefire after negotiations in Washington, with conditions including ending Hezbollah attacks and securing southern Lebanon under Lebanese forces.
- Previous ceasefires between Israel and Hezbollah have failed due to accusations of violations on both sides.
- Israeli air raids killed at least nine Palestinians in Gaza, with ongoing expansion of Israeli military outposts despite a ceasefire.
- US President Trump said talks with Iran might soon result in a deal, but the outcome is uncertain.
- The US House voted 215-208 to require Trump to get Congress approval before military action against Iran, marking a rare challenge to his war powers.
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