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Key Developments in the Iran-Israel Conflict
The Iran-Israel conflict has entered its 33rd day, with both sides escalating their attacks on each other. Here are the key developments that have taken place over the past 24 hours:
Missile Strikes and Drone Attacks
Iran launched 9 missiles towards Israel this morning alone, with at least 3 of them being cluster missiles. The Israeli military reported that 14 people were wounded in a recent Iranian missile strike in central Israel.
In another attack, a drone struck British Castrol oil warehouses in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, causing extensive damage.
Hezbollah Launches Counterattacks in Lebanon
Over the past 12 hours, Hezbollah launched counterattacks in Khiam and Qantara, in the Nabatieh direction, southeast Lebanon. Hezbollah recaptured northern Khiam, with fighting ongoing for the south of the town. Hezbollah units also re-entered Qantara; frontline sources reported clashes in the center of the town last night.
Israeli Army Wounded
48 IDF soldiers have been wounded in clashes with Hezbollah over the last 24 hours in southern Lebanon, according to the Israeli Army.
US and UK Back Away from Conflict
In a statement to The Telegraph, Trump said he is “strongly considering” pulling the U.S. out of NATO. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer also stated that “This is not our war; we will not be drawn into the conflict. That is not in our national interest.”
Ceasefire Talks Stalled
Iran is not currently willing to engage in any substantial negotiations over ending the war, according to The New York Times. U.S. officials told the Times that Iran believes it is currently in a strong position in the war and has no reason to accede to American demands.
An Iranian senior source told Reuters that no discussions have been conducted through mediators for a temporary ceasefire.
Oil Prices Surge
WTI and Brent crude oil have both surged after President Trump’s speech. WTI is now over $104 a barrel, and Brent is at $105 a barrel.
Influential Figures Weigh in
Irani President Masoud Pezeshkian, in a letter to the American public, said the U.S. is the party that has abandoned past agreements while escalating tensions and called out Israeli influence. Pezeshkian urged Americans to “look beyond media narratives, calling for dialogue over confrontation and emphasizing that continued conflict would be more costly than cooperation.”
War in Iran: Key Facts and Updates
Here’s our recap from yesterday: https://x.com/officialrnintel/status/2039176734172483725?s=20
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