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Renewed fighting risks higher global energy prices that raise costs for American drivers and manufacturers. Escalation could also draw U.S. diplomatic and military resources.
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Israeli strikes hit southern and eastern Lebanon, causing civilian casualties shortly after an agreement with Hezbollah was reached with U.S. involvement. Hezbollah rejected the deal as unacceptable.
The IDF conducted strikes destroying multiple Hezbollah weapons and explosives sites. Six tons of explosives were used across more than twenty locations. The operation targeted infrastructure in sout…
Oil markets reacted positively to the conditional ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Focus remains on potential disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. One-fifth of global crude normally transit…
Israel and Lebanon agreed to a renewed ceasefire under U.S. guidance. The deal includes plans for pilot zones controlled exclusively by the Lebanese army. Hezbollah is expected to cease firing and wi…
The United States called for Hezbollah to withdraw from southern Lebanon as part of the ceasefire implementation. The agreement requires an end to rocket fire and a pullback of operatives. Lebanese a…
Israeli aircraft struck the city of Nabatieh and nearby areas in southern Lebanon according to regional media reports.
Lebanon's Ministry of Public Health reports that Israeli attacks have killed at least 3,648 people and wounded more than 10,500 since March. The figures cover the period beginning March 2.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated threats to strike Beirut and instructed troops to maintain operations. The statements signal continued military pressure on Lebanon amid ongoi…
Israel is reportedly examining options to widen its operations in Lebanon. Targets under consideration include areas in and around Beirut.
Israeli airstrikes targeted the southern Lebanese city of Tyre in some of the most intense recent bombardment. The strikes come amid ongoing cross-border exchanges.
