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Iran's Khamenei Calls for New Front Amid Ongoing Israeli Strikes
Khamenei Declares New Front 'Within' Iran War As Israeli Strikes Continue
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has declared a new front in the ongoing conflict as Israeli strikes continue in Lebanon, despite a US-brokered ceasefire. The humanitarian crisis in Lebanon worsens, with over 3,500 casualties reported, while regional tensions escalate amid US-Iran confrontations.
- 01Over 3,526 people have died and 10,733 have been injured in Lebanon since March 2 due to Israeli military operations.
- 02Hezbollah's leader has dismissed the US-brokered ceasefire as ineffective, stating that attacks on northern Israel will persist.
- 03Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps insists that any peace talks with the US must include an end to hostilities in Lebanon.
- 04US President Donald Trump defended his military strategy against Iran, claiming significant degradation of Iran's military capabilities.
- 05The ongoing conflict has heightened regional security concerns, with fears of a wider war involving more countries.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has announced a new front in the conflict as Israeli strikes continue in Lebanon, despite a US-brokered ceasefire that is already under pressure. Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem has rejected the ceasefire agreement, calling it a 'farce' and asserting that attacks on northern Israel will continue as long as Israeli operations persist. The humanitarian situation in Lebanon has deteriorated significantly, with at least 3,526 fatalities and 10,733 injuries reported since early March. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has linked any broader negotiations with the US to an end to fighting in Lebanon, emphasizing that peace cannot be achieved without Israeli withdrawal. US President Donald Trump has defended his approach to Iran, arguing that the country's military has been severely weakened. As the conflict unfolds, regional security remains precarious, with concerns that the crisis could escalate further, impacting international security and energy markets.
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The ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis are severely affecting civilian populations in Lebanon, with rising casualties and deteriorating living conditions.
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