LiveLive Updates June 10, 2026Share to FacebookShare to XArticle printing is available to subscribers onlyPrint in a simple, ad-free formatSubscribeComments: Zen reading is available to subscribers onlyAd-free and in a comfortable reading formatSubscribeJune 10, 2026UpdatesMossad spy accused of planning attacks for Israel escapes Beirut amid IDF bombings, Lebanese sources sayKhaled al-Aydi, a Palestinian refugee from Syria who was accused in Lebanon of spying for Israel, took advantage of Israeli attacks on Beirut's Dahiyeh in March and escaped from a Hezbollah detention facility, the Associated Press reported.According to the report, al-Aydi was accused of involvement in a plot attributed to the Mossad that included terrorist attacks and assassinations in Lebanon, including an attack planned for the anniversary of the death of former Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. According to Lebanese sources cited in the report, authorities located a motorcycle and a car that had been converted to carry explosives during the investigation, security and judicial officials said.After his escape, al-Aydi arrived at the Ukrainian embassy in Beirut and Lebanese security sources estimate that he has already left the country, it says in the report.The Lebanese military court claims that the operation was conducted by a Mossad operative living in Germany using encrypted communication applications.According to the AP report, al-Aydi was the only one of the suspects held in Hezbollah's custody, because he was considered a target of high intelligence value. The Mossad and the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry declined to comment.International Atomic Energy Agency board passes resolution demanding Iran report uranium stocksThe ‌UN nuclear watchdog's 35-nation ‌Board of Governors ⁠passed a U.S.-backed resolution telling Iran to declare its remaining enriched uranium stocks and let ‌inspectors verify them, ‌which could complicate Washington's talks with Tehran.The resolution submitted by the United States, Britain, France and Germany was passed with ⁠21 votes in favor, three against and 10 ‌abstentions, ⁠diplomats at the ‌closed-door meeting said.The countries opposing were Russia, ⁠China and Niger, they said, adding that Venezuela was not ‌allowed to take part.U.S. and 21 allied countries issue joint statement condemning Iran's intimidation campaignsThe United States and 21 allied countries accused Iran of orchestrating assassination plots, kidnappings and intimidation campaigns targeting dissidents, journalists and Jewish and Israeli communities across Europe, North America and Australia.In a joint statement, the governments said Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, its Quds Force and the Ministry of Intelligence and Security were responsible for a range of "malign actions" carried out directly or through criminal groups.The countries also condemned a recent wave of attacks in Europe against Jewish communities, Iranian journalists and U.S. interests that they said were claimed by Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia and supported by intermediaries.The organization Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia seems to have emerged on March 9, the day of the synagogue bombings in the Belgian city of Liege, to claim responsibility for the attack. "We stand united in our determination to protect our countries and our people against these threats. The Islamic Republic of Iran must halt these actions now."Qatari negotiators in Tehran to finalize truce deal, official says Qatari negotiators traveled to Tehran early Wednesday to finalize a U.S.-Iran cease-fire agreement, an official with knowledge of the situation told Reuters. According to the official, the negotiators made their way to the Iranian capital after consultations with the United States. UN Human Rights Office to investigate violations of international law by 'all parties' in Lebanon ⁠The UN ‌human rights ‌office will deploy a team ⁠of investigators to ⁠Lebanon next week to assess potential violations of international law by all ‌parties during the current ‌war in the country, UN human rights chief Volker Türk said on Wednesday. Lebanon was drawn into the wider Middle ⁠East conflict on March 2 when the Tehran-backed ‌Hezbollah ⁠militia fired ‌rockets at Israel in solidarity with Iran, which ⁠was under U.S.-Israeli attack, prompting a major Israeli air and ‌ground campaign.Trump threatens Iran will 'pay the price' for delaying truce talks Iran has taken too long to negotiate a cease-fire deal, U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday in a post on his Truth Social platform. Describing Iran's military as a "total mess," which has been "completely defeated," the president said Iran was "all talk and no action." "The Bully of the Middle East is DEAD!!!" Trump declared, adding that "they will have to pay the price," for dragging out truce talks. 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