US-Iran deal could hinge on Lebanon
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A US-Iran ceasefire deal may be at risk due to ongoing conflict in Lebanon, where Israel has launched attacks on Hezbollah targets. The US stance on the issue has put it at odds with the European Union, the UK, and Canada, which have called for a ceasefire in Lebanon.
Israel's army struck over 100 targets in Lebanon, posing a challenge to the US-Iran ceasefire deal. Lebanon's president called the attacks 'barbaric'. Iran shut the Strait of Hormuz in response and vowed to exit the ceasefire agreement if Israel persists. The US has maintained that Israel doesn't have to stop attacking Lebanon, contradicting the EU, UK, and Canada. The conflict in Lebanon may jeopardize the fragile ceasefire. The US has backed Israel's campaign, citing Lebanon's failure to disarm Hezbollah.
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