#lebanon

Trump's warning comes as US-Iran talks start in Switzerland, trying to calm Lebanon tensions. If Iran ignores it, another round of strikes could flare up, affecting oil prices and regional stability. Worth watching for anyone tracking West Asia.

The truce, brokered by the US and Qatar, kicked in after deadly clashes in south Lebanon. Honestly, any flare‑up could derail the fresh US‑Iran agreement that Tehran says it’s still ready to pull the trigger on.

Iran says it will talk to the US only if Israel actually sticks to the ceasefire. Fighting hasn't stopped in south Lebanon and Gaza, so the condition feels necessary. If Washington can pressure Israel, there's a chance for real dialogue.

Israel's strikes in Lebanon are testing the fragile US-Iran détente, with Washington trying to pull its ally back. If the deal holds, it could ease tensions across the region; if not, the fallout could spread.

Ten people died in the attacks, showing how shaky the truce really is. For anyone watching the Middle East, it's a reminder that ceasefires can break almost instantly.