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Israel will remain a target as long as Israeli forces continue bombing Lebanon, raising more doubts about the prospects for a lasting truce. Here is what we know: ## In Iran - **Iran adviser flags concerns over
US and Israeli [demands](/news/2026/1/29/iran-us-tensions-soar-what-do-both-sides-want), however, extended beyond that. Just before the war began, Washington and Israel demanded severe restrictions on Iran’s ballistic missile programme. Analysts say this demand was at least partly triggered
last week, after which the US president hailed several trade agreements but made no major breakthrough on the US-Israel war on Iran. It also came as Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived
long-held ambition of the US president. The souring of relations reflects sentiments in the US: opinion polling suggests the Iran war is increasingly unpopular among Americans, who will vote in Midterm elections this November
US-Israeli war on Iran on 28 February. Any Iranian pledge now is likely to be secular, and contingent on the MoU being upheld. A compromise MoU along similar lines appeared close to agreement
lasting end to the war, which the US and Israel launched against Iran on February 28. It further indicated that any breakthrough remained on shaky ground, despite Trump on Thursday saying a deal had been
US-Israeli war with Iran. Trump said **Hezbollah**, through intermediaries, had pledged not to attack **Israel**, while Israeli prime minister **Benjamin Netanyahu** agreed to pull back any troops preparing to attack Beirut
US-Iran ceasefire was announced, Netanyahu’s office was explicit: The truce “does not include Lebanon”. Gideon Levy, the veteran Haaretz columnist and one of Israel’s most relentless domestic critics, has long maintained that
last month. Since the signing of the Abraham Accords, Israel and the UAE have quickly expanded military and intelligence cooperation, and Israel’s weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems has established a subsidiary in the Gulf country
lasting agreement with Tehran, while Israel continues military operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon? ## Fighting in Lebanon Lebanon was drawn into the US and Israel’s war on Iran on March 2 after Tehran-aligned Hezbollah
long demanded, but merely suspends it. Still, the move is a sharp reversal for a right-wing government that has been one of Europe’s staunchest allies of Israel. Along with Germany, Italy has been
US-Israel war on Iran, as cheap Iranian-designed Shahed drones – recently [upgraded](/news/2026/3/27/how-extensive-is-russias-military-aid-to-iran) by Russia with “Kometa-B” anti-jamming modules – overwhelmed defences and even struck a British base in Cyprus in March
US, despite its military presence and political involvement, the war is another military adventure. What does all this mean for the current dynamics and search for solutions? There are at least four conclusions that
war with the US and Israel, Iran has targeted energy infrastructure in Israel and across the Gulf, threatened to target banking institutions and targeted US data centres of technology companies such as Amazon
US and Israel, but Iran is still believed to possess around 440kg of uranium enriched to about 60%. America would like Iran to hand it over as part of any deal, either to Washington
war with the US and Israel to symbolise the country’s long history of resistance and determination to maintain the sovereignty of its lands. ![Iraqi forward troops stand guard over shipping at the dockside
Israel – an ally of the US in its war against Iran – after normalising ties through the Abraham Accords in 2020. The UAE also quit the OPEC and OPEC+ oil cartels last month, which are effectively
last year, saying that it was “doing the dirty work for all of us”. Germany has also consistently backed Israel’s actions in Gaza, while cracking down on pro-Palestine demonstrators at home through mass
US-Israel war on Iran on February 28. In the coming days, Israel would issue evacuation demands for about 14 percent of Lebanon. Among the areas Israel declared unsafe to their attacks were the entirety
Iran war could yet prove more long lasting. The fall of Saigon in April 1975 did not have the widely forecast global fallout. The predicted “domino effect” of communism sweeping south-east Asia, as Henry