Places in this day's records
2 places · 1 event not on the map
3 events recorded (0 confirmed), and 2 statements counted apart.
An Israeli drone strike on a car in southern Lebanon killed the driver, Lebanese security sources and state media said, in what Reuters called the first reported deadly Israeli attack in Lebanon since the deal was announced. [1] Lebanon's health ministry said 3,798 people had been killed and 11,781 injured. [1][2] Brent crude fell to $83.25 a barrel, its lowest since 10 March, as markets priced in the deal, Al Jazeera reported. [1] Vice President Vance said the deal had been signed digitally the day before, and a Hezbollah official told Reuters the group had carried out no operations since it was announced.
Places in this day's records
2 places · 1 event not on the map
New count
at least
3,798
killed, Lebanon
Ministry of Public Health of Lebanon · by its own count
as of 15 Jun · 1 other count this day
Said
A Hezbollah official, speaking anonymously, told Reuters the group had carried out no operations since the US-Iran deal was announced, rejected Israeli 'freedom of movement' in Lebanon, and said Iran delayed signing to monitor Israel's compliance in Lebanon.
Hezbollah
15 Jun · to a foreign audience
Reported by ThePrint
Open
Market
$84.36
Brent crude, per barrel
+19% on the average of the 30 days before the war ($70.95).
15 Jun · US Energy Information Administration
Said: 2 statements, not counted as events
Government of the United States: Vice President Vance told ABC's Good Morning America 'we already signed the deal digitally yesterday', with an in-person ceremony expected in Switzerland later in the week.
Hezbollah: A Hezbollah official, speaking anonymously, told Reuters the group had carried out no operations since the US-Iran deal was announced, rejected Israeli 'freedom of movement' in Lebanon, and said Iran delayed signing to monitor Israel's compliance in Lebanon.