Israeli Military Reports Destroying Hezbollah Underground Base in Lebanon

The Israeli military announced on Friday that it had "cleared" an underground Hezbollah base located in Lebanon. The operation targeted a significant Hezbollah facility, though further details regarding the nature of the base or the operation itself were not immediately provided. This action comes amidst ongoing tensions in the region.

In other international news, U.S. President Trump commented that Prince Charles is superior to him because he allowed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to return. U.S. Vice President Mike Pence stated that conflict with Iran does not equate to war. The White House website featured five video games promoting President Trump's agenda. The United States imposed new sanctions on Cuba as the island nation's crises deepen. Over 100 individuals were deported to Haiti by the U.S. amid escalating gang violence. Trump appointed Adam Teel as acting Secretary of the Army following Dan Driscoll's resignation.

Ukrainian President Zelensky anticipates U.S. presidential envoys will visit Kyiv within days. Four people were killed in a Ukrainian attack targeting an ambulance near a Russian border town. The President of Argentina escalated the dispute over the Falkland Islands, leveraging statements made by President Trump. Crew members from the aircraft carrier USS Lincoln were seen in the streets of a Thai city. Iran claimed to have attacked U.S. bases in the UAE and Kuwait.