Beirut suburbs

The Israeli military struck Hezbollah targets in Beirut suburbs amid ongoing U.S.-Iran negotiations for a ceasefire deal. The attacks, in response to Hezbollah projectiles into northern Israel, risk complicating the deal and escalating tensions. Iran and Qatar are involved in mediation efforts, while U.S. President Donald Trump urged Israel to avoid further strikes.

The Israeli military conducted strikes on Beirut suburbs ahead of an anticipated US-Iran deal. The attack occurred in the lead-up to the expected agreement between the US and Iran.

Israel conducted airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, targeting a 'terrorist headquarters' and causing casualties. The attack marks a significant escalation in its conflict with Hezbollah since a mid-April ceasefire. Trump stated he would not demand Lebanon's inclusion in a potential ceasefire deal.

The US struck Iran’s Qeshm, and Tehran claimed attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain. US President Trump reportedly criticized Israeli PM Netanyahu over Israel’s threat to strike Beirut suburbs.

Israel has issued new evacuation orders for Beirut suburbs, prompting diplomatic efforts by the U.S. to facilitate a ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel. The U.S. is hosting talks to address the conflict and potential humanitarian concerns.