Does the Ceasefire Take Place After Not Even a Day? Iran Threatens the Us and Trump
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The Israeli army stepped up its attacks on the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah on Wednesday, and also clarified in words that it has no intention whatsoever of…
Despite the ceasefire, Israel continues to attack Lebanon massively. On Wednesday afternoon, the army reported the "greatest coordinated attack" since the beginning of March. Iran's leadership promptly reacted and threatened to withdraw from the ceasefire. Hezbollah in Lebanon, attacked by Israel, is considered Iran's most important ally in the region. It had announced before the recent attack on Wednesday afternoon that it would stop its own at…
Iran has been in a ceasefire since Wednesday. Nevertheless, after not even 24 hours, the regime threatens to resign.
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Israel and the US have suspended their air strikes against Iran. But the consequences of the war are already being felt globally. What happens next in the Middle East? The current situation.
Iran is considering withdrawing from the agreed two-week ceasefire with the US, according to the Fars news agency. The reason, Fars reported, citing an informed source, is the ongoing Israeli attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon. Hezbollah is considered Iran's most important ally in the region. At the same time, an anonymous military official threatened Israel with further attacks should the offensive against Hezbollah continue.
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