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IDF forces eliminated seven Hezbollah terrorists operating from an underground route in southern Lebanon over the past week. The soldiers identified two terrorist cells using the underground route to store ammunition, mortars, and food supplies for attacks against Israeli forces. In coordination with the Israeli Air Force, artillery, and unmanned aerial defense, all seven terrorists were eliminated. Soldiers recovered Kalashnikov rifles, military equipment, launch positions, and additional weapons near the underground route.

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IDF forces have advanced to the outskirts of Majdal Zoun village in the western sector of southern Lebanon, beyond the demarcation line. Hezbollah reported that IDF maneuvering forces moved from the Shema village area toward the Tayr Harfa junction before reaching Majdal Zoun. At 12:50 today, Hezbollah launched explosive drones targeting IDF forces on the village's southwestern outskirts. The advance in the western sector continues alongside operations on the Ali al-Taher ridge in the central sector.

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Four major Iranian banks are experiencing widespread service disruptions since morning hours, with some sources reporting a possible cyberattack. Bank Melli, Tejarat Bank, Saderat Bank, and the Export Development Bank are affected. Disruptions impact banking apps, online banking, ATMs, payment terminals, and card services. No official body has confirmed or denied the cyberattack reports. Technical teams are working to activate backup systems and restore normal operations.

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The Lebanese army is evacuating its positions in the village of Tbnit following an IDF ground offensive launched last night. The operation targets the village of Tbnit and the strategic Ali al-Taher ridge overlooking Nabatieh. Lebanese channels and Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Manar reported the IDF advance in the area.

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The IDF Arabic spokesperson announced a targeted evacuation order for 20 villages in Lebanon's Nabatieh District. Approximately half of the villages are located near Nabatieh city, including Nabatieh al-Fawqa, which sits between the Ali al-Taher ridge and Nabatieh city, about 2 kilometers from each location.

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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi outlined Iran's position on the emerging US deal in a television interview, stating "the best time to end a war is when we have the upper hand" and claiming Iran is "winning on the battlefield" after standing 40 days against "the world's superpower." Araghchi said the agreement includes two phases with nuclear issues moved to the second phase, and emphasized Iran will "never leave Hezbollah alone in Lebanon." He stated the deal requires US written recognition of Iran's sovereignty and Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon. Araghchi declared the Strait of Hormuz is under Iranian and Omani sovereignty, saying "no one will be able to challenge" this and management "will not return to the format that existed before the war."

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Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that a final and agreed-upon draft of a peace agreement has been formulated. Pakistan is working in close coordination with both sides to complete the next steps, Sharif stated. "Peace has never been closer than it is now," the Prime Minister said.

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Senator Lindsey Graham criticized the reported US-Iran agreement details, calling a potential $300 billion reconstruction fund "detached from reality" and comparing it to "the Marshall Plan for Germany while the Nazis are still in power." Graham stated President Trump's red line "was and remains – zero enrichment" for Iran's nuclear program, calling uranium enrichment allowance "one of the main failures" of the Obama-era nuclear deal. He emphasized any agreement with Iran must be brought before Congress for review and approval, and praised Trump for bringing Iran to its weakest point since 1979 through military strikes and blockade.

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The IDF disclosed it has eliminated more than 10 senior Hezbollah field commanders who directed operations against Israeli forces. Among those killed was Nasser Unit commander Hajj Salameh, followed by his two successors Mahdi Bazzi and Ashraf Salloum within two months. The military also eliminated Shaqif Sector commander Nasser Shaqir and his successor Ahmad Sablini within 12 hours. Other commanders killed include Ali Abbas (Bint Jbeil), Kamil Younes (Tyre), Fuad Moussa (Hajir), Hussein Salami (Jibshit), Ali Khayekh (al-Khiam), and Musallam Harb (Qana). The IDF stated it will continue targeting Hezbollah commanders directing attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers.

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Cyprus, Greece, Israel, and the United States launched the "Eastern Mediterranean Energy Center" in Houston and agreed to formulate a joint roadmap for energy cooperation by year's end. The initiative, announced as part of the 3+1 Energy Dialogue, will focus on energy security, development of offshore gas fields, infrastructure, innovation, and research.

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The IDF eliminated three terrorist commanders in a Thursday strike in Gaza: Qasslam Hassan Saleh and Sami Jamil Abu Dalal, platoon commanders in Islamic Jihad, and Ubay Mamoun Saleh Farwana, a deputy company commander in Hamas. The terrorists were planning imminent attacks against IDF troops and posed an immediate threat, according to the military. The IDF said it took steps to mitigate civilian harm, including using precise munitions and aerial surveillance. Israeli forces remain deployed in the area under the ceasefire agreement and will continue operating to remove immediate threats.

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