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Passage through Strait of Hormuz was stopped after Israel attacked Lebanon

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Iranian media reports oil tanker traffic through the key waterway was stopped after Israel attacked Lebanon. The Israel Defense Forces said it carried out the largest coordinated strike on the country since the war began, killing and wounding hundreds, according to Lebanon’s health minister. Trump today described the continued Israeli strikes on Lebanon as “not included” in the two-week ceasefire deal.

Two US-allied Arab countries earlier said they were targeted with Iranian drones and missiles. Pakistan’s prime minister invited delegations from Iran and the US to Islamabad for talks on Friday.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has said it will deliver a "regret-inducing response" if strikes against Lebanon are not ended immediately, state broadcaster Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) reports.

In a message on Telegram, the outlet says: "We have a stern warning to the oath-breaking United States and its Zionist partner in slaughter.

"If the aggressions against dear Lebanon are not brought to an immediate end we shall fulfil our duty and deliver a regret-inducing response to the malicious aggressors in the region."

State-run Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) quotes an IRGC official as saying: "Any attack on the proud Hezbollah is an attack on Iran. The [military] field is preparing a heavy response to the regime’s [Israel’s] savage crimes."

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