AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoCeasefire, but not calm: The U.S. says Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their April 16 ceasefire by 45 days, with political talks set for June 2–3 and a parallel security track starting May 29 at the Pentagon—yet strikes and casualties continued as the ink dried. Health workers hit: Lebanon’s Health Ministry accused the IDF of targeting medics, including a strike that killed three paramedics at a civil defense center in Harouf, while other attacks wounded dozens and damaged ambulances. Diplomacy under pressure: The U.N. called the talks a “critical opportunity” to stop the violence, as Lebanon’s PM said the country has had enough of “reckless” wars tied to foreign interests. Wider regional tension: Iran’s foreign minister said lack of trust is blocking negotiations with the U.S., keeping the risk of escalation high.
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