UN Experts Condemn US Attack on Iran Nuclear Facilities
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The United Nations experts on June 26 unequivocally condemned the US military attack against three nuclear facilities in Iran last year.
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Lebanon’s state-owned NNA reports Israeli bombing near border
Lebanon’s state-owned NNA reports Israeli bombing near border Israeli forces overnight bombed a place in the town of Markaba, located about 1. 5km from the Israel-Lebanon border, the state-owned National News Agency (NNA) reported. The report of the bombing comes after the two countries signed a 14-point framework agreement hailed by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio as the “first step” in the negotiations.
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Bahrain Reports Iranian Drone Attack After US Strikes
New posts 16:57 Hezbollah Rejects Israel-Lebanon Deal Israeli military vehicles drive amid damaged buildings in southern Lebanon on June 27. Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem has rejected a US-brokered security agreement between Lebanon and Israel a day after it was signed, declaring the accord "null and void" and accusing the Lebanese government of surrendering the country's sovereignty.
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US Hits Iranian Sites For Second Night After Tehran Targets Shipping
New posts Featured entry 00:12 US Hits Iranian Sites For Second Night After Tehran Targets Shipping For the second straight night, US forces have struck "multiple targets" in Iran, saying it was in response to "continued Iranian aggression against commercial shipping," as the fragile cease-fire in the Middle East continues to fray.
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Bahrain, Kuwait Condemn Iranian Attacks After US Strikes On Iran
New posts 10:17 Bahrain, Kuwait Slam Iranian Attacks As Gulf Tensions Rise Bahrain civil defense and rescue personnel work in a residential building, that the country's Interior Ministry says was hit by an Iranian drone on June 28.
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Video: Netanyahu says Israel will remain in southern Lebanon until Hezbollah ‘disarm’
Video: Netanyahu says Israel will remain in southern Lebanon until Hezbollah ‘disarm’ Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday that Israel will remain in southern Lebanon "as long as Hezbollah does not disarm", following the announcement of a framework agreement between Tel Aviv and Beirut. He also described the framework deal as a significant blow to Iran, saying Tehran wanted to force an Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon. Earlier, Lebanon and Israel agreed to a deal as part of a trilateral framework with the United States in Washington, following five rounds of talks hosted by Donald Trump's administration.
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Morning update
Morning update A fragile US-Iran ceasefire came under renewed strain after Washington launched strikes on Iranian targets in response to an alleged drone attack on a commercial vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran responded by targeting US positions in the region, while a separate US-brokered framework agreement between Israel and Lebanon marked a significant diplomatic development despite opposition from Hezbollah. Here are the latest updates: US Central Command said American forces struck Iranian targets after a drone attack on a commercial vessel in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Israel to reduce forces in southern Lebanon, army radio says
Israel to reduce forces in southern Lebanon, army radio says The Israeli military will reduce its forces in southern Lebanon, withdraw some combat brigades and increase its readiness levels, according to Israeli Army Radio. The report said the army is also expected to begin rotating brigades between the Gaza Strip and southern Lebanon in the coming period as part of its operational adjustments. The development comes after Lebanon and Israel agreed to a deal as part of a trilateral framework with the United States in Washington on Friday, following five rounds of talks hosted by US President Donald Trump's administration.
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US strikes caused no damage to port of Sirik, says official
US strikes caused no damage to port of Sirik, says official Mehr News Agency cited the director of East Hormozgan ports as saying that the port of Sirik is operating normally and that its equipment and facilities have not suffered any damage. Iran's Revolutionary Guards said that in response to US strikes, its navy "struck the locations where the terrorist US military is stationed in the region". The ceasefire agreement gives Iran control over ship traffic in the strait, the Guards said.
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US-Iran MoU 'conditional surrender' signed by America, analyst says on Tucker Carlson's show
US-Iran MoU 'conditional surrender' signed by America, analyst says on Tucker Carlson's show Submitted by MEE staff on Sat, 06/27/2026 - 00:55 US author says shortages of interceptors and cruise missiles could take years to replenish, raising concerns about future military readiness US President Donald Trump salutes as a US Army carry team transfers the remains of Chief Warrant Officer 3 Robert M. Marzan at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, 7 March 2026 (Roberto Schmidt/Getty Images via AFP) Off The memorandum of understanding signed by the United States following the joint US-Israeli war on Iran amounts to a "conditional surrender document," American author and geopolitical analyst Brandon Weichert said during an appearance on Tucker Carlson's show, claiming that Washington entered negotiations after depleting significant portions of its missile stockpiles. "Ultimately, this is a conditional surrender document," Weichert said.
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What the 14-point Lebanon-Israel framework agreement actually says
What the 14-point Lebanon-Israel framework agreement actually says Israel and Lebanon signed a 14-point framework agreement at the US State Department on Friday. More than 4,000 people have been killed and more than a million displaced since Israel launched its devastating military campaign in October 2023. Hezbollah lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah sharply criticised the agreement, saying that Lebanese authorities would not be able to enforce it without bringing the country to "civil war".
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Renewed Iran-U.S. strikes put fragile ceasefire to test
TEHRAN/WASHINGTON, June 27 (Xinhua) -- The U. S. airstrikes on Iranian military sites Friday, after accusing Iran of attacking a commercial vessel transiting the Strait of Hormuz Thursday, put the fragile ceasefire agreement to the test.
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IRGC Navy Responds to US Aggression, Strikes American Targets
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – In response to the US act of aggression late on Friday, the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy struck American military targets in the region.
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CENTCOM releases video purportedly showing strikes on Iran
CENTCOM releases video purportedly showing strikes on Iran The US Central Command shared a black-and-white video purportedly showing strikes on Iran. The video shared on social media, marked “unclassified”, apparently shows explosions and smoke rising, but no discernible target. A few hours earlier, CENTOM said the US forces “conducted strikes against Iran as a powerful response to yesterday’s attack on a commercial ship that was transiting the Strait of Hormuz”.
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Iran targets US military positions in retaliation for American airstrikes
Tehran [Iran], June 27 (ANI): The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy announced that it has targeted US military positions in the region in retaliation for American airstrikes against Iranian coastal areas, IRNA News Agency reported on Friday (local time).
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UN aid chief outlines ‘six asks’ after Israel-Lebanon deal
UN aid chief outlines ‘six asks’ after Israel-Lebanon deal Tom Fletcher welcomed the trilateral agreement as a ‘moment of hope and opportunity’. At the same time, he said Lebanon continues to face a “grave humanitarian crisis” following months of devastating Israeli military attacks. He said that during his visits to the war-torn country, he noticed that the “humanitarian community is mobilised, and determined to translate this momentum into real change in people’s lives, especially those displaced by the conflict”.
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Kpler: Qatar-Energy LNG tanker latest to reverse course near Hormuz
Kpler: Qatar-Energy LNG tanker latest to reverse course near Hormuz The QatarEnergy-chartered Umm Slal has become the latest LNG tanker to reverse course near the Strait of Hormuz, following a similar move by Gaslog Shanghai on Thursday, adding "uncertainty to LNG shipping through the Gulf", ship-tracking firm Kpler has said. The firm wrote on X: “The reversals coincided with warnings from Iran’s IRGC that vessels must avoid unauthorised routes and use only corridors designated by Tehran. ” Kpler’s report came out before US strikes on Iran that Washington said were carried out in response to an Iranian drone attack on the Ever Lovely cargo ship.
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US and Iran trade strikes, Hezbollah warns of 'civil war' over Israel-Lebanon deal: Live updates
Hostilities have resumed in the region nearly two weeks after Washington and Tehran signed an interim peace framework The US and Iran exchanged strikes for the first time since signing an interim peace framework on June 17.
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US and Iran trade strikes, Hezbollah warns of 'civil war' over Israel-Lebanon deal: As it happened
Hostilities have resumed in the region nearly two weeks after Washington and Tehran signed an interim peace framework The US and Iran exchanged strikes for the first time since signing an interim peace framework on June 17.
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JD Vance defends US strikes, warns Iran against escalation
JD Vance defends US strikes, warns Iran against escalation US Vice President JD Vance defended the latest US strikes and warned that any further attacks would draw a response, saying: "Violence will be met with violence. " "Iran signed a ceasefire agreement. We have honored it.
