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U.S. says it launched āself-defense strikesā in Iran
U.S. Central Command said it carried out self-defense strikes while continuing to use restraint during the ceasefire, as peace negotiations with Iran remain unresolved. The move underscores how military and diplomatic tracks are advancing in parallel.
U.S. forces strike Iranian missile and naval assets in the Gulf
Broadcast reports said U.S. forces hit missile launch sites on Iranās southern Gulf coast and boats allegedly attempting to deploy naval mines. Officials described the operation as defensive and tied to protecting U.S. troops during a fragile ceasefire.
Washington and Tehran keep negotiating in Qatar
Despite the new strikes, diplomatic talks in Qatar are still continuing in pursuit of a broader ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran. U.S. officials indicated that a deal could still be reached within days, though the language of an initial agreement is still being worked out.
U.S. diplomatic push expands to India during Iran talks
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said negotiations with Iran were continuing while he was visiting India, signaling that the administrationās Iran diplomacy is being coordinated alongside other major foreign policy engagements. Rubio said negotiators were still working through the wording of an initial agreement.
Israel intensifies strikes on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon
The IDF said it struck more than 70 Hezbollah infrastructure sites across Lebanon in the past day, using more than 85 munitions. Targets included areas in Tyre and the Bekaa Valley, reflecting an ongoing escalation against the Iran-backed group.
Middle East crisis continues to shape wider global diplomacy
The combination of U.S. strikes in Iran, active ceasefire negotiations, and Israeli operations against Hezbollah and Hamas shows the Middle East remains the main center of political volatility. These developments are likely to affect U.S. ties with regional allies and the broader international diplomatic agenda.