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Dahiyeh, Beirut · Northern District · Saravan · Strait of Hormuz · Tehran · Tyre · Zebdin
7 June 2026
7 events recorded (4 confirmed), and 2 statements counted apart.
7 June 2026 in brief
The Israeli military ordered most of Tyre and its surroundings to evacuate, and civil defence teams moved about 500 families from school shelters, AFP reported. [1] An Israeli strike on two apartments in Beirut's southern suburbs killed two people and wounded 20, including four children and four women, Lebanon's health ministry said, after Hezbollah said it fired missiles and drones at two barracks in northern Israel. [1] Iran fired ballistic missiles at Israel for the first time since the April ceasefire, saying it targeted air bases, and Israel said it intercepted all of them, with no impacts or casualties reported; CENTCOM said it shot down two Iranian drones threatening shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. [1][2] A Baluch armed group said four of its members were killed in an Iranian drone and ground assault in Saravan, Hengaw reported. [1] Iran's chief negotiator Ghalibaf accused the US of giving Israel a 'green light' for the Beirut strike and said Tehran would halt negotiations, while President Trump said in an interview aired that day that the sides were 'very close to a deal'.
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In an NBC Meet the Press interview recorded on 5 June and aired on 7 June, President Trump said frozen Iranian assets would be released only after a deal, that the sides were 'very close to a deal' or he would 'blow the hell out of them', that he was not demanding Lebanon be part of a deal, and that he wanted 'a more surgical attack on Hezbollah'.
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7 Jun · to a domestic audience
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Government of the United States: In an NBC Meet the Press interview recorded on 5 June and aired on 7 June, President Trump said frozen Iranian assets would be released only after a deal, that the sides were 'very close to a deal' or he would 'blow the hell out of them', that he was not demanding Lebanon be part of a deal, and that he wanted 'a more surgical attack on Hezbollah'.
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Government of Iran: Parliament speaker and chief negotiator Ghalibaf accused the US of giving Israel a 'green light' for the Beirut strike and said Tehran would halt negotiations and move into 'direct confrontation' over ceasefire violations.