Lebanon has become the breaking point for the fragile Iran–U.S. peace memorandum. Within 48 hours of the deal taking effect, Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon have reportedly killed more than 30 people, despite a U.S.-mediated ceasefire with Hezbollah announced by the IDF. Tehran is furious, threatening a strong response.
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Lebanon has become the breaking point for the fragile Iran–U.S. peace memorandum. Within 48 hours of the deal taking effect, Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon have reportedly killed more than 30 people, despite a U.S.-mediated ceasefire with Hezbollah announced by the IDF. Tehran is furious, threatening a strong response.
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