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İsrail'in Lübnan Saldırıları Tırmanırken Netanyahu Güvenlik Toplantısı Düzenliyor

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İsrail Başbakanı Benyamin Netanyahu, Lübnan'da devam eden askeri operasyonların tırmandığı bir dönemde bu akşam üst düzey bir güvenlik toplantısı düzenliyor. İsrail güçleri Hizbullah'ın faaliyet gösterdiği bölgelere daha derin ilerlerken, operasyonların kapsamı genişliyor. Toplantı, ABD-İran müzakerelerinin sürdüğü ve Tahran'ın bazı taleplerde ısrar ettiği bir zamana denk geliyor. Lübnan Sağlık Bakanlığı'nın açıklamasına göre, Mart ayından bu yana İsrail saldırılarında ölü sayısı 3 bin 433'e, yaralı sayısı ise 10 bin 395'e yükseldi. Bu rakamlar bölgedeki insani durumun vahametini gözler önüne seriyor. Diplomatik kaynaklar, müzakerelerin seyrinin artan çatışmalarla birlikte daha da karmaşık hale geldiğini belirtiyor.

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Started 30 May, 20:43 20 events Updated 03 Jun
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latest: 03 Jun
  1. Security30 May, 20:43

    Netanyahu to hold security talks as Israel escalates attacks on Lebanon

    Tehran, Iran

    Netanyahu to hold security talks as Israel escalates attacks on Lebanon Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is due to convene a high-level security meeting at 10:30pm local time (19:30 GMT) as Israeli forces continue their military offensive in Lebanon and push deeper into areas where Hezbollah operates. The meeting comes as US-Iran negotiations continue, with Tehran reportedly insisting that any broader agreement must include an immediate halt to Israel's attacks on Lebanon. Despite diplomatic efforts, Israel has continued its bombardment of Lebanese territory, with civilian casualties mounting and large areas of the country's south suffering extensive destruction. Netanyahu and senior Israeli officials have repeatedly vowed to disarm Hezbollah through military force, signalling no immediate shift in Israel's campaign despite ongoing regional efforts to secure a ceasefire.

    Middle East Eye
  2. Security02 Jun, 00:00

    Iran war live: Trump talks to Hezbollah, Israel as Lebanon fighting surges

    Iran

    Death toll from Israel's attacks on Lebanon since March has reached 3,433, with 10,395 injured, says Health Ministry.

    Al Jazeera – All
  3. Security02 Jun, 07:19

    Middle East crisis live: Conflict continues in Lebanon despite Trump hailing Israeli-Hezbollah de-escalation

    Tehran, Iran

    Israeli military says it intercepted missiles from Lebanon this morning while Netanyahu says his forces will continue operating in the south of the country Trump says Hezbollah and Israel have agreed to ‘stop all shooting’ Hello and welcome to the Guardian’s continuing coverage of the crisis in the Middle East. Donald Trump has hailed an agreement to de-escalate the fighting in Lebanon, which has killed thousands of people and inflamed tensions in the broader US-Israeli war with Iran. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) threatened to open “new fronts” and keep the strait of Hormuz closed over Israel’s offensive in Lebanon, state media reported. “Iran considers crossing the red lines in Lebanon and Gaza to mean direct war,” state TV quoted the IRGC’ intelligence organisation as saying. The ceasefire already in place between Iran and the US is unequivocally a ceasefire on all fronts, including in Lebanon, Iran’s top diplomat said yesterday after Netanyahu ordered attacks on the Hezbollah-controlled southern suburbs of Beirut. “Violation on one front is a violation of the ceasefire on all fronts. The US and Israel are responsible for the consequences of any violation,” foreign minister Abbas Araghchi wrote on X. US secretary of state Marco Rubio will face questions at Congress today for the first time since the Iran war began. He will testify before House and Senate committees on the state department’s 2027 budget request, where he is expected to face questions about Trump’s war efforts and shifting diplomatic goals. Oil prices jumped and equities slid as Middle East peace talks stumbled and tensions mounted between Iran and the US. Crude futures shot more than 5% higher yesterday as an Iranian news agency announced Tehran had suspended the negotiations with the US via mediators, AFP reported. US forces intercepted two Iranian ballistic missiles targeting American forces based in Kuwait late on Sunday, the US military said yesterday. No American personnel were harmed, it added. Continue reading...

    The Guardian – World
  4. Security02 Jun, 09:39

    Trump says Iran talks moving fast despite threat to widen war

    Tehran, Iran

    US President Donald Trump said Monday that talks with Iran were moving at a "rapid pace", even as Tehran threatened to widen the war by keeping the Strait of Hormuz blocked and activating other pressure points around the region. Iran's Tasnim news agency reported that Tehran had suspended dialogue with mediators over Israel's expanding offensive in Lebanon. Trump later said he had persuaded Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah to de-escalate. FRANCE 24's International Affairs Editor Philip Turle tells us more.

    France 24 – World
  5. Security03 Jun, 13:43

    Trump denies impasse in Iran talks after fresh strikes on Gulf countries

    Iran

    The ceasefire with Iran is being further tested after Iranian drones hit a terminal building in Kuwait. It forced the country to close down the airport briefly and one person was killed and at least 63 injured, according to the Kuwaiti health ministry. Meanwhile, talks with the US have been stalling over Lebanon and the US military said it had launched strikes on an island in the Strait of Hormuz.

    France 24 – World
  6. Security03 Jun, 23:15

    Iran says no 'tangible progress' in war talks, Trump says deal close

    Iran

    Iran's foreign minister said on Wednesday that negotiations to end the Middle East war had made "no tangible progress" after fresh US and Iranian strikes tested a fragile ceasefire. Kuwaiti officials said an Iranian drone strike on Kuwait International Airport killed one person and wounded 63, while President Donald Trump said talks could produce a breakthrough "over the weekend."

    France 24 – World
  7. Political04 Jun, 00:41

    House Passes Iran War Powers Measure, Rebuking Trump | Balance of Power: Late Edition 6/3/2026

    Iran

    "Balance of Power: Late Edition" focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. On today's show, Republican Representative Michael McCaul of Texas, spoke about Congress' War Powers vote and warns that it could 'undermine' and 'take away leverage' from President Donald Trump during ongoing negotiations with Iran, Ned Lamont, Democratic Governor of Connecticut, talks about his state's proposed legislation to enforce a 100% tax on payments received from Donald Trump's $1.8B 'weaponization fund,' and Jeanne Shaheen, Democratic Senator of New Hampshire, speaks about Congress' War Powers vote. (Source: Bloomberg)

    Bloomberg – Politics
  8. Security04 Jun, 12:47

    US House votes to curb Trump on Iran war as talks stall

    Tehran, Iran

    The US House of Representatives has backed a resolution seeking to halt American military action in Iran -- a symbolic move that deals a political blow to President Donald Trump as efforts to find a deal with Tehran stagnate. Weeks of complicated talks marked by sharp rhetoric and flare-ups of violence have not managed to reach a deal to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which is essential to oil supplies. FRANCE 24's International Affairs Editor Kethevane Gorjestani tells us more.

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  9. Security05 Jun, 00:00

    Iran war live: Hezbollah rejects truce as Israel continues Lebanon strikes

    Iran

    Israel's supreme court annuls government ban on international Red Cross visiting Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.

    Al Jazeera – All
  10. Political05 Jun, 00:10

    Senate Votes Down Bids to Kill DOJ 'Anti-Weaponization Fund | Balance of Power: Late Edition

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    Bloomberg – Politics
  11. Security05 Jun, 08:37

    Israel-Iran war LIVE: Seven killed as Israel strikes in south Lebanon’s Tyre

    Iran

    Hezbollah has rejected the Israel-Lebanon talks, while a previous ceasefire announced on April 17 has been breached daily, with Israeli troops deployed deep inside Lebanese territory and the Iran-backed militants continuing to attack Israel

    The Hindu – InternationalThe Hindu – International
  12. Security05 Jun, 16:49

    IAEA chief says US and Iran close to nuclear framework

    Iran

    IAEA chief says US and Iran close to nuclear framework The UN nuclear watchdog chief says Iran and the US are close to agreeing on a nuclear framework, as Israel’s regional war agenda continues to fuel instability. Rafael Grossi, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said the agency remains in contact with both sides but is not directly taking part in the talks. “Our sense is that they seem to be pretty close to agreeing on what I would describe more with regards to the nuclear … to sort of a framework, organisational structure to give themselves time to look into the different problems,” he said. Grossi spoke after an emergency IAEA board meeting in Vienna.

    Middle East EyeTASS – WorldAnadolu Agency – World (EN)
  13. Security05 Jun, 22:25

    Iran urges IAEA to show zero tolerance to attacks on nuclear sites

    Iran

    Iran’s delegation to international organizations in Vienna pointed out that international norms must also be established to absolutely prohibit attacks or threats against safeguarded nuclear installations

    TASS – World
  14. Security06 Jun, 05:04

    Araghchi rejects claim that Iran is using Lebanon as leverage

    Iran

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    Middle East Eye
  15. Diplomatic06 Jun, 09:06

    Iran says US and Israeli strikes to blame for partial loss of nuclear oversight

    Tehran, Iran

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    Middle East Eye
  16. Security07 Jun, 09:35

    How have countries around the world responded to the US-Israel war on Iran?

    Iran

    The war, which has entered its 100th day, has triggered global energy crisis, drawing concerns from world leaders.

    Al Jazeera – All
  17. Security07 Jun, 04:22

    Tens killed, injured during fresh Israel strikes on Lebanon

    Tehran, Iran

    TEHRAN, Jun. 07 (MNA) – Israeli air strikes and artillery fire across southern Lebanon on Saturday killed 14 people and wounded 31, including two Lebanese army officers, the health ministry said.

    Mehr News Agency – Feed (EN)
  18. Security06 Jun, 19:10

    Tehran criticizes IAEA over nuclear program assessment

    Tehran, Iran

    Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi has stated on his X account that Tehran does not view the latest report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as either a verification measure or a confidence-building document.

    AzerNews – News
  19. Security04 Jun, 08:55

    Trump says US will not return to war against Iran unless American troops are killed - report

    Iran

    The report came just after Netanyahu told CNBC that the US and Israel would resume military action against Iran if needed

    Jerusalem Post – Middle East
  20. Diplomatic03 Jun, 22:41

    Finally: House votes to end Trump's war with Iran

    Iran

    The House of Representatives successfully passed a resolution Wednesday that would direct President Donald Trump to remove U.S. armed forces from hostilities with Iran absent congressional approval. The legislation passed by a vote of 215-208, with all Democrats voting in favor. They were joined by four Republicans. Seven members, including six Republicans, missed the vote. “A War Powers Resolution to end the war in Iran just passed the House! The American people are tired of presidents abusing their power by spending billions of our taxpayer dollars on unnecessary wars.,” Rep. Mark Pocan (D-Wis.) wrote on X following the vote. “I urge the Senate to quickly pass this bill to end Trump’s illegal war in Iran.” Reps. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), Tom Barrett (R-Mich.), Warren Davidson (R-Ohio), and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) broke with the rest of their party to support the resolution, which was introduced by the ranking member of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-N.Y.). Davidson was the only one of the four defectors who had not voted in favor of a previous WPA resolution, which ended in a tie. This attempt had been expected to pass after the House GOP leadership abruptly canceled a vote on it in May, when it seemingly was on track to garner enough votes. The Senate passed a similar procedural vote on Iran war powers last month. The votes in both chambers mark a meaningful symbolic rebuke of the Trump administration's increasingly unpopular war. Some Republican members had said that they hoped the administration would come to Congress for authorization after the 60-day limit imposed by the 1973 War Powers Act. Instead, the war has blown past not only that deadline, but also the additional 30 days that the WPA allows for the orderly withdrawal of forces. “It should have passed after 60 days,” Fitzpatrick said after the vote. It is unclear if or when the Senate will next vote on its own version of the bill (S.J. Res. 185) or take up this House version, which is a concurrent resolution and therefore does not necessarily have the force of law and does not go to the president to sign. Like other administrations since the WPA became law, the Trump administration has said it considers the War Powers Act unconstitutional. Proponents of diplomacy with Iran said the outcome showed that the war was becoming increasingly politically untenable. “President Trump has now received two clear and unmistakable signals from a majority of the Republican-controlled House and Republican-controlled Senate: end this war before more harm is done to American security and the American economy,” the president of the National Iranian American Council, Jamal Abdi, said in a statement. “President Trump needs to stop dithering and bring this disastrous war to a close before more harm is done. Otherwise, more harm to the nation and more political blowback will follow." For its part, the Trump administration has argued that “the war is over,” – and therefore not subject to congressional approval – because, as Secretary of State Marco Rubio testified on Wednesday, the U.S. military is no longer “conducting sustained strikes” against Iran, even as the region experienced some of the heaviest attacks over the past five days since the U.S. and Iran entered a ceasefire in April, and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Trump, speaking from the Oval Office on Wednesday, said that “in that part of the world, a ceasefire is when you're shooting in a more moderate manner.”

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