- An agreement was reached following an Israeli invasion of Hezbollah, requiring Tehran to dilute its uranium stockpile and affirming Lebanon's territorial integrity.
- US and Iran signed an MOU on Jan 1, 2026, addressing the war in Lebanon, during the G7 summit.
The US cancelled sanctions waivers on Iranian oil exports while citing actions by the Zionist regime in Lebanon.
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What happened
The US cancelled sanctions waivers on Iranian oil exports while citing actions by the Zionist regime in Lebanon.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Lebanon
country in West Asia
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Kazem Gharibabadi
Iranian diplomat and writer
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- The US and Iran reached an agreement ensuring Lebanon's integrity, concurrent with the US removing a naval blockade on Iran.