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Iranian Official Says Israel's Withdrawal from Lebanon Is a Red Line in U.S. Talks
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 25, 2026
What happened
An Iranian official close to the negotiating team said Israel must withdraw from Lebanon for a final Iran-U.S. deal. The official called it a red line and demanded a permanent ceasefire and full Israeli withdrawal.
- 01Tehran says Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon is required for a final U.S.-Iran deal.
- 02The Iranian source called the issue a red line for the Islamic Republic.
- 03Iran wants a permanent ceasefire and a complete Israeli pullout from Lebanon.
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