QtrendsIran has launched missiles at Israel for the first time since the April ceasefire, triggering a major escalation as Israel simultaneously strikes Hezbollah targets in Beirut. Ukraine intensified its drone campaign against Russia after Putin rejected talks, while Christian Eriksen collapsed during a Denmark friendly and was conscious afterward. Renewed attacks across Israel, Gaza, and Lebanon further strain fragile ceasefire efforts.
Israel launched retaliatory strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs in response to Hezbollah actions, despite a recent US-brokered ceasefire. Hezbollah has been emboldened by the offensive, claiming the mantle of Lebanon's defender. The strikes threaten to unravel the fragile truce agreement.
Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen collapsed on the pitch during a friendly match against Ukraine. The player was quickly attended to by medical staff and was reported conscious shortly after. The incident revived memories of his collapse during Euro 2020.
Iran fired missiles at Israel for the first time since the fragile April ceasefire, marking a major escalation in regional tensions. The attack came in response to Israeli strikes on Beirut. Israel confirmed incoming missiles and the international community has called for restraint.
A suspected terror attack in central Israel left one dead and several wounded, while Israeli airstrikes killed 13 in Gaza and 9 in Lebanon including army officers. The violence comes amid renewed ceasefire talks hosted by Egypt, highlighting the fragility of peace efforts.
Ukraine launched hundreds of drones into Russian territory, bringing the war home to Russian civilians and fueling domestic discontent. The strikes came after Putin rejected a proposed meeting with Zelenskyy. Meanwhile, Zelenskyy met with key allies in London to build on the offensive momentum.