U.S. claims Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire back on
Summary
Israel and Hezbollah agreed to a new ceasefire in Lebanon, but fighting continued after it was supposed to start. The conflict caused the delay of planned U.S.-Iran talks, which U.S. officials hope to hold soon.Key Facts
- The new ceasefire in Lebanon was agreed upon and mediated by the U.S. and Qatar.
- It was set to begin at 4 pm local time, but fighting continued shortly after.
- Hezbollah said they would honor the ceasefire, but Israel’s military did not confirm their participation.
- Fighting in Lebanon has displaced over one million people.
- Israel is still occupying part of southern Lebanon.
- The conflict delayed U.S.-Iran talks planned in Switzerland.
- Iran said Israel’s attacks violated the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding (MOU).
- President Trump, Lebanon’s parliament speaker, and Israel’s ambassador expressed support for the ceasefire before the fighting resumed.
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