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Israel Ordered to Hold Fire in Lebanon as Swiss Talks Open and Iran Threatens Escalation
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Israel ordered the IDF to limit fire in Lebanon, while the United States urged restraint so Swiss talks could continue. The move came after Israeli strikes on Hezbollah targets, rocket fire at Israeli forces, and threats from Iran and the Revolutionary Guard over the Strait of Hormuz and possible missiles at Israel.
- 01The IDF was told to fire only in response to immediate threats in Lebanon.
- 02The United States warned Israel not to escalate before the Swiss talks break down.
- 03Israel struck Hezbollah after more than 50 rockets were fired at its forces.
- 04Lebanese media said at least 16 people were killed, including a Lebanese army soldier.
- 05Iran threatened Hormuz shipping restrictions and possibly missile fire if fighting continues.
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