Headlines- Iran threatened efforts to put an end to the almost seven-week confrontation on Tuesday, accusing the US of violating a precarious ceasefire with attacks close to the Strait of Hormuz.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that the Israeli military is expanding ground operations in Lebanon and gaining more territory.
- After an Israeli bombing in eastern Lebanon, rescue personnel removed twelve dead from the debris, according to state media on Tuesday.
- 31 people were killed by Israeli strikes on Lebanon's southern region on Tuesday, according to Lebanon, as Israel claimed to be intensifying its attacks despite a shaky ceasefire in its war with Hezbollah.
- After an 87-day nationwide internet blackout, Iran has partially lifted its restrictions.
- Since its implementation on April 13, the U.S. embargo of Iranian ports and vessels associated with the regime has turned around 108 ships, according to a Tuesday statement from the U.S. military's Central Command.
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