Remarks by the U.S. president about upcoming “tremendous” events and the possible lack of need to extend the ceasefire with Iran have heightened tension over the future course of the conflict.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the resumption of strikes on Lebanon undermines the purpose of negotiations and warned of the country’s readiness to take retaliatory action.
Israel plans to begin direct negotiations with Lebanon on a ceasefire and the disarmament of Hezbollah. Military operations will not be suspended during the talks.
An Israeli representative stated that a ceasefire in Lebanon is not planned. At the same time, negotiations with the Lebanese government are expected to begin in the coming days.
Washington continues deploying additional Marine units to the region even after announcing a two-week ceasefire with Iran. Tens of thousands of troops are concentrated in the area.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Washington must choose between a ceasefire and continued conflict, emphasizing that the two approaches cannot be combined.
An attack on an oil refinery in southern Iran occurred during a ceasefire period and led to a sharp escalation of tensions in the region.
Hamas spokesperson Ghazi Hamad said Israel has committed 813 violations since the ceasefire took effect. He stated that mediators must intervene and ensure compliance with the agreements.
A strike on the Al-Mawasi camp in the Khan Younis area killed five Palestinians, including two children. Israel stated that the target was an alleged member of a group after soldiers were wounded in Rafah. It is noted that since the start of the ceasefire, the death toll has exceeded three hundred and fifty.
The Palestinian representative to the UN stated that since the start of the ceasefire in Gaza, two Palestinian children die every day. He emphasized that the regime continues to obstruct humanitarian aid and resumes attacks, worsening the situation in the sector and in the West Bank.
The Zionist regime continues attacks on Lebanon and the Gaza Strip despite the current ceasefire. Residential areas have again come under strikes, and the number of dead and wounded among civilians is increasing.
Ukraine for the first time indicated readiness for negotiations on Donald Trump’s plan which includes a ceasefire and a revision of key settlement requirements. Kyiv insists on respecting red lines and intends to discuss the initiative directly.
Germany announced the resumption of arms exports to Israel after a pause caused by public pressure over events in Gaza. The decision is justified by the current ceasefire and the need for humanitarian support, while reports of ceasefire violations are not commented on.
According to medical institutions in the Gaza Strip, new airstrikes on residential buildings and temporary shelters for displaced people have killed 63 civilians, including 24 children. The attacks targeted northern and central areas of the enclave, where hundreds of civilians were present at the time of the strikes.
Four days after the peace declaration in Palestine, Israeli air forces launched new strikes on the Gaza Strip. The IDF claimed the actions were a response to a “Hamas attack,” but the truce has effectively collapsed.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that Israel has a poor record of honoring ceasefire agreements. He said Ankara, together with the U.S., will oversee the implementation of the accord.
At the Peace Summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, the leaders of Egypt, Qatar, the U.S., and Turkey signed the final ceasefire agreement for the Gaza Strip. Donald Trump declared: “There will be no World War III.”
Despite the announced ceasefire agreement, Israeli forces resumed shelling the southern part of Gaza City, an action seen as a violation of the reached accords.
Netanyahu told Trump he could not cancel a retaliatory strike after the ceasefire was violated. Israel deployed almost its entire fighter fleet but will strike only one target.
Israel dispatched aircraft toward Iran in what was described as a symbolic strike. However, according to U.S. President Donald Trump, all jets returned to base, and the ceasefire remains intact.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Israel and Iran have been fighting for too long and no longer understand what they are doing. He emphasized the need for restraint and urged Israel to de-escalate.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Israel and Iran violated the ceasefire agreement. He urged Israel to refrain from further strikes, warning of serious consequences.
Iran's Supreme National Security Council has declared victory in the confrontation with Israel. According to its statement, Tel Aviv acknowledged defeat and unilaterally halted its aggression.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the end of the war with Iran and the loss of Tehran's nuclear capability. Just before the ceasefire, Iranian nuclear scientist Mohammad Reza Sadiki was killed.
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