Middle East crisis live: Iran threatens ‘harsh response’ if Israel fails to cease attacks in Lebanon
Summary
Iran’s military has warned Israel it will respond strongly if Israel does not stop attacks in southern Lebanon, where recent strikes killed four people. A peace deal aiming to end the Middle East conflict, including Lebanon, is set to be signed between the US and Iran in Switzerland, with further negotiations planned.Key Facts
- Iranian forces threatened a harsh reaction if Israel continues attacks in southern Lebanon.
- Israeli strikes recently killed four people in Lebanese towns Nabatieh al-Fawqa and Ansariyeh.
- Hezbollah fired rockets at Israeli forces, which Israel intercepted and destroyed.
- Iran claims Israel has broken the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon 84 times.
- Iran’s foreign minister said peace requires Israel to withdraw from Lebanese territories it occupied.
- A US-Iran preliminary peace deal will be signed in Switzerland, with two months of further talks planned.
- The US will allow Iran to resume selling oil if Iran follows the deal rules, including no nuclear weapons.
- President Trump supports the deal but intends to send it to the US Congress for approval.
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