US strikes Iran again amid conflicting signals on deal
The US military has launched another strike against Iran, following President Trump's statement that Iran is 'negotiating on fumes'. Conflicting reports emerge from Washington and Tehran on whether a deal is being pursued, with Trump denying any sanction relief. The strikes mark a significant escalation in US-Iran hostilities. The White House maintains the operations are defensive in nature.
Iran has retaliated after the US carried out a second round of strikes within three days. Tehran accuses Washington of violating a truce. The New York Times reports that Iran's response was confirmed by officials. The back-and-forth escalation raises fears of a broader regional conflict. The UN has called for restraint from both sides.
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China's Foreign Minister has highlighted the country's contributions to the United Nations, calling for a more just and equitable global governance system. China and the UK have also moved forward on deepening economic cooperation. Beijing has emphasized its poverty alleviation model as a lesson for Africa. The diplomatic push comes amid broader global tensions involving the US and Iran.
Israel has issued evacuation orders for large areas of southern Lebanon and conducted strikes near the city of Tyre. The Guardian reports the escalation comes as the US and Iran exchange strikes, adding to Middle East instability. The Lebanese city of Tyre faces significant displacement. Regional observers warn the multi-front conflict could spiral further.