US-Iran War Live Updates: Trump hails ‘historic day’ for Lebanon following ceasefire, Hezbollah 'cautious'
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A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been announced, allowing for discussions on a permanent peace framework. The truce follows intense violence and has been welcomed by Iran's Foreign Ministry, while Hezbollah remains cautious.
A 10-day ceasefire has been announced between Israel and Lebanon, aimed at facilitating discussions on a permanent peace and security framework. The truce follows hours of intense violence, with Israeli forces carrying out heavy strikes in southern Lebanon, killing 11 people. Iran's Foreign Ministry welcomed the ceasefire, describing it as part of a broader understanding with Washington to pause the escalating regional conflict. Hezbollah has expressed caution, stating it will observe the ceasefire with 'caution and vigilance'. US President Donald Trump signalled progress in diplomatic efforts, saying a deal to end the conflict is 'very close' and negotiations could resume as early as this weekend in Islamabad. The ceasefire has allowed nearly a million Lebanese displaced by the conflict to return home, with world leaders urging both parties to negotiate and ensure lasting peace.
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