Iran warns Israel's Beirut strike could derail U.S. deal
Summary
A drone attack by Hezbollah on northern Israel led Israel to strike Hezbollah targets in Beirut, killing at least one person. Iran has warned that Israel’s strike could ruin the upcoming deal between the U.S. and Iran meant to end their conflict.Key Facts
- Hezbollah launched several drones at northern Israel on Sunday morning.
- Israel responded by hitting a Hezbollah command center in Beirut, killing one person and wounding four.
- The Israeli military says the target was Hezbollah’s military telecommunications chief.
- Israel informed the U.S. Central Command before attacking, but it is unclear if the White House approved the strike.
- Iran’s chief negotiator said the Israeli strike shows the U.S. might not be able or willing to keep its promises in the Iran deal.
- Iran’s military has warned that the attack will not be left without a response.
- The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) say they are prepared for possible escalations in other areas.
- The events happened just hours before the planned U.S.-Iran deal signing intended to reduce conflict.
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