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Day 189 · The US-Israel-Iran war

4 September 2026

6 events recorded (3 confirmed), and 1 statement counted apart.

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4 September 2026 in brief

More than 340,000 people remained displaced in Lebanon, Reuters reported, and the UN said damage to schools could jeopardise the school year for at least 100,000 children. [1] Israeli strikes in south and east Lebanon killed at least five people, including two men on a motorcycle in Nabatieh, according to Lebanon's National News Agency and health ministry; WHO separately recorded an attack affecting health transport and health workers in Rmadiye. [1][2] The US, Britain, France and Germany were seeking an IAEA board resolution reporting Iran to the UN Security Council, diplomats told Reuters. [1] US diesel reached a record average of $5.85 a gallon, the AAA said, as traffic through the Strait of Hormuz stayed low. [1] The US Treasury sanctioned three Turkey-based Golden Global firms over Iran links. [1]

Written from the records it cites; every figure appears in a cited record.

Places in this day's records

Places in this day's records: United States, Lebanon, Nabatieh, Rmadiye, Vienna; 0 events not on the map. United States: 2 recordsUnited StatesLebanon: 1 recordLebanonNabatieh: 1 recordRmadiye: 1 recordVienna: 1 record

5 places · 0 events not on the map

United States · Lebanon · Nabatieh · Rmadiye · Vienna

Said

A South Korean presidential official told Reuters that Seoul was reviewing practical options, including military measures, to support freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Government of South Korea
4 Sep · to a foreign audience
Reported by The Times of Israel

Market

$102.24

Brent crude, per barrel

+44% on the average of the 30 days before the war ($70.95).
4 Sep · US Energy Information Administration

Said: 1 statement, not counted as events

Said

Government of South Korea: A South Korean presidential official told Reuters that Seoul was reviewing practical options, including military measures, to support freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Foreign audience · en