- Israeli forces target Hezbollah fighters in Lebanon amidst calls for peace talks that must include the country.
- Talks are postponed due to escalating regional tensions, while military operations against Hezbollah continue, jeopardizing the U.S.-Iran peace framework.
Following the order to attack Iran, the Strait of Hormuz has been closed to commercial vessels, halting approximately 20 million barrels of petroleum liquids.
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Updated Jun 20
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What happened
Following the order to attack Iran, the Strait of Hormuz has been closed to commercial vessels, halting approximately 20 million barrels of petroleum liquids.
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Talks are postponed due to escalating regional tensions, while military operations against Hezbollah continue, jeopardizing the U.S.-Iran peace framework.Also in this story
- Congress grapples with the war consequences in Iran, while Trump's conflict reorders Middle East dynamics.
- Netanyahu addresses the viability of a peace deal and calls for the obliteration of Lebanon.
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Donald Trump
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