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New Attacks Emerge Hours After U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Deal
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- Iran launched missile and drone strikes against Israel and Gulf targets shortly after the ceasefire.
- Israeli forces expanded operations against Hezbollah with reported strikes on military command sites in Lebanon.
- Air defenses in the UAE and Kuwait were reportedly activated to intercept incoming attacks.
Iran launched coordinated missile and drone strikes against Israel, the UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain just hours after a ceasefire agreement with the Trump administration.
Israeli forces responded by intensifying operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon, striking over 100 military headquarters and command centers in a massive coordinated aerial campaign.
Strategic oil infrastructure on Lavan Island was reportedly struck, prompting Iran to blame neighboring Gulf nations for the incident.
The Trump administration has not yet issued a formal response to the reports of widespread Iranian aggression following the deal.
“Israel took multiple waves of Iranian missile fire after the ceasefire was announced,”
“Kuwait reports that more than two dozens drones were launched by Iran since 8 am. The UAE is currently under an Iranian missile attack.”
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clarified that the pause in direct hostilities does not apply to operations against terror proxies in other sovereign nations.
Israeli defense officials confirmed the strikes in Lebanon targeted critical Hezbollah military arrays and control centers found in Beirut and the Beqaa Valley.
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