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Israel Katz on Friday said the military would continue operating in Lebanon regardless of any agreement with Tehran. ## **Mixed reactions to the agreement** Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the memorandum of understanding would reap
Israel-Iran war that also involved the US, Trump [hosted Munir for lunch at the White House](/news/2025/6/19/trumps-pakistan-embrace-tactical-romance-or-a-new-inner-circle), the first time a US president had privately received a Pakistani military chief without the civilian leadership
Iran's foreign ministry welcomed the ceasefire, with spokesperson Esmail Baghaei expressing his "solidarity" with Lebanon. Tehran had insisted that its own two-week ceasefire with the US should include Lebanon while the US
war that has been on hold since the ceasefire was announced on 8 April. Neither side has allowed the steady drumbeat of military exchanges between them to end the talks being mediated by Pakistan, Qatar
Israel actually try to take Iran “back to the Stone Age”, as threatened by Trump, through more strikes against critical civilian infrastructure. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the relatively pragmatic parliament speaker who led Iran’s negotiating
war carried a fifth of the world’s crude oil and liquefied natural gas. Tehran also wants to postpone any detailed discussions about how Iran might assure the US it is not seeking a nuclear
agreement, as well as of Washington’s decision to go to war in the first place, say the agenda for talks has narrowed so much that it may simply be postponing future crises. Some Obama
US ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, disclosed that Israel had shared its air defence system with the UAE, sending Iron Dome batteries and military specialists to operate them over the course of the war. “There
US dollar system. Some reports have suggested that Iran has charged up to $2m for each vessel. Some payments have been made in cryptocurrencies. Iran already has barter agreements with multiple countries, including Russia, China
agreement, the unambiguously described 2001 Treaty of Good-Neighborliness and Friendly Cooperation. Yet, say analysts, the significance of the Xi-Putin summit, likely to be held on Wednesday morning, runs much deeper — as does
Iran conflict or during other conflicts?” ## What is known about Israel’s nuclear programme? Several former US officials, Israeli whistleblowers, and unclassified US intelligence documents have for decades shed light on Israel’s alleged nuclear
agreement](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/may/08/iran-deal-trump-withdraw-us-latest-news-nuclear-agreement) that limited Iran’s nuclear enrichment programme. He disliked the pact, which was signed by Barack Obama, and was discouraged from diplomacy by Israel, Iran’s arch-enemy. For years, Israel
US’s commitment to Nato, and whether Israel should be required to join the ceasefire, as Iran demands, by ending its attacks on Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. Iran feels a strong obligation to protect Hezbollah
agreement up to that point. Iran nevertheless continued to adhere to its JCPOA commitments for one year after the US exited the deal, according to the IAEA, before restarting heightened levels of enrichment. Indeed
US, and their allies, to cease fighting, and for Israel to end its offensive in Lebanon. On Saturday, Trump spoke to the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, the key original advocate of the war when
Israel and Iran is no exception. Beyond their primary adversaries, each of the three protagonists is battling time. Each is operating on a different political clock, facing a unique and potentially lethal deadline. ## Washington
US administration and the guarantor states of the Sharm el-Sheikh [ceasefire] agreement" to "move immediately" to stop Israel's "aggression against the innocent people in Gaza". This came after Israeli air strikes across
war is “very close to being over” and has signalled that a second round of talks could resume within days, again potentially in the Pakistani capital. Here is what we know about the latest mediation
Israel that they had "no option but to accept defeat and surrender". But Iran's foreign ministry said Tehran still held "deep mistrust" of the US and the agreement was "merely a step towards reducing
Israel is fighting Iran-backed Hezbollah fighters. Tehran also demanded compensation for war damage, emphasised its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, called on the United States to end its naval blockade, guarantee no further