US-Iran War Live: Hezbollah says it targeted Israeli troops, struck Hermes drone

Middle East Conflict: Iran says new conditions for Strait of Hormuz under discussion with Oman
Iran is holding talks with Oman on a potential new framework governing the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global shipping route, according to Iran's ambassador to Russia, Kazem Jalali.
In an interview with Russian newspaper Izvestia, Jalali said the waterway would remain open but could operate under revised arrangements to be worked out by Tehran and Muscat.
“This strait will be opened, but under new conditions,” Jalali said, adding that Iranian and Omani authorities are discussing the issue and that the outcome will become clearer in the future.
Middle East Conflict: Trump must break US-Iran negotiation deadlock, says Khamenei adviser
A senior adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader has said talks with Washington aimed at securing a peace deal have reached an impasse, urging US President Donald Trump to take the next step to revive negotiations.
“The negotiations are at a deadlock and Trump must break this deadlock. The ball is in Trump’s court,” Mohsen Rezaei, a military adviser to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, told CNN in an interview in Tehran.
Rezaei also warned that any renewed conflict could spread beyond the Gulf region, potentially affecting key maritime routes including the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, the Bab al-Mandeb Strait and the Mediterranean Sea.
Middle East Conflict: Hezbollah claims rocket attacks on Israeli troops, drone strike
Hezbollah said it carried out artillery and rocket attacks on Israeli troops near Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon in its latest strikes. The group also claimed it targeted an Israeli Hermes 450 drone flying over the Zahrani region, south of Sidon, with a surface-to-air missile.
Middle East Conflict: Hezbollah says it targeted Israeli troops, struck Hermes drone
Hezbollah said its latest attacks on Israeli forces near Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon involved artillery and rocket fire targeting Israeli troops. The group also claimed it struck an Israeli Hermes 450 drone over the Zahrani region, south of Sidon, using a surface-to-air missile.
Middle East Conflict: Three Israeli officers injured in southern Lebanon
The Israeli military said three of its officers were injured in separate incidents in southern Lebanon. According to a post on X, one combat officer was seriously injured on Thursday as a result of a suspected aerial target strike. On Friday morning, a second officer was seriously injured and another sustained light injuries during what the military described as an encounter with terrorists. All three were evacuated for medical treatment.
Iran US Talks: Russia backs ongoing Iran-US negotiations, says deal must consider regional interests
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Moscow supports the ongoing negotiations between Iran and the United States, stressing that any potential agreement should take into account the interests of Iran and its neighbours. In an interview with Izvestia, Lavrov said Washington recognises the tensions with Iran and is concerned about the situation but does not know how to resolve it.
Middle East Conflict: Israeli military says Palestinian fighter killed in northern Gaza
The Israeli military said it killed a Palestinian fighter in northern Gaza on Thursday who was allegedly planning imminent attacks against Israeli forces and directing attacks inside Israel. In a post on X, the military said the operation was carried out by its Southern Command and added that its forces remain deployed in the area in accordance with ceasefire agreements while continuing to act against what it described as immediate threats.
Middle East Conflict: Hezbollah claims three attacks on Israeli positions in southern Lebanon
Hezbollah said it carried out three attacks on Israeli military positions in southern Lebanon over a 24-hour period, as reported by Al Jazeera. In statements issued on Telegram, the group claimed it launched a rocket salvo at Israeli soldiers on the outskirts of Wadi al-Hujayr on Thursday night, followed by two separate artillery barrages targeting gatherings of Israeli troops and vehicles near the town of Haddatha. The attacks were reported to have taken place between Thursday night and early Friday near areas close to the Israeli border.
Middle East Conflict: Israeli drone strike kills man in south Lebanon
An Israeli drone strike killed Muhammad Naeem Daher in southern Lebanon on Friday after targeting his car in the town of Kfar Remman in the Nabatieh district, according to Lebanon’s National News Agency. The agency also reported a double-tap drone attack on Deir al-Zahrani, adding that the latest killing has raised the number of people killed in Israeli attacks in Lebanon on Friday to at least five.
West Asia war: Israel expands evacuation orders in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire
The Israeli military has issued fresh evacuation orders for residents of Sarafand, Tuffahta, Babliyeh, Qaqaiyat al-Sanoubar, Marwaniyeh and Siksikieh in southern Lebanon. Army spokesperson Avichay Adraee urged civilians to move north of the Zahrani River immediately. The warning follows earlier evacuation notices for Aarnaya, Aanqoun and Kfar Kila, as Israeli strikes continue despite a US-brokered ceasefire announced on Thursday.
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West Asia crisis: Israel claims Hezbollah engineering commander killed in Lebanon strike
The Israeli military said it killed Abd Harb, whom it identified as a commander in Hezbollah’s engineering unit, in an air strike last week. Hezbollah has not confirmed the claim. Israel alleged Harb was involved in preparing explosives used against its forces and had participated in attacks since the 2006 war. The military also said it destroyed a rocket launcher allegedly used by Hezbollah fighters in southern Lebanon, Al Jazeera reported.
West Asia war: Netanyahu says Lebanon ceasefire yet to receive Israeli approval
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly said the government has not approved the proposed US-mediated ceasefire with Lebanon. Speaking at a security cabinet meeting, Netanyahu was quoted as saying there is currently no agreement because Hezbollah opposes the deal. He added that any proposal would be brought before the cabinet for approval if the group agrees, Al Jazeera reported.
Middle East crisis: Pakistan, Iran discuss border security, regional stability at SCO meet
Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) interior ministers’ conference in Bishkek. The two leaders reviewed bilateral ties, border security cooperation and regional stability. They also discussed ways to reduce tensions, improve border management and tackle common internal security challenges, while stressing the importance of sustained diplomatic engagement to promote lasting peace in the region.
US-Iran conflict: Trump faces growing pressure as Iran ceasefire talks stall
US President Donald Trump is facing mounting pressure as efforts to secure a lasting agreement with Iran remain stalled despite a tentative 60-day ceasefire extension. Trump has sought changes to the proposed deal, while Tehran appears unwilling to accept new demands, raising fears that the fragile truce could collapse. Inside Washington, concerns are growing that Trump is caught between critics urging renewed military pressure and allies warning against returning to conflict. Rising energy prices and disruptions linked to the Strait of Hormuz are adding economic concerns. Democrats have seized on the issue ahead of the midterm elections, while Trump insists negotiations could still yield results soon, Reuters reported.
Iran-US war updates: IAEA loses visibility on Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile
The UN’s nuclear watchdog says it can no longer verify the size, location, or status of Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile after being denied access to facilities affected by last June’s war. The IAEA warned it cannot fulfil its safeguards duties under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and urged Tehran to comply with inspection obligations. Iran’s 440.9 kg stockpile enriched to 60% remains a major concern as regional tensions, military clashes, and energy market disruptions continue, Reuters reported.
US-Iran war: AI video fuels fresh US-Iran social media showdown
A social media clash between Washington and Tehran has intensified after White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino shared an AI-generated video depicting the Iranian navy at the bottom of the sea. The post drew a sharp response from Iranian MP Ebrahim Azizi, who accused the White House of spreading “AI propaganda.” Azizi countered with claims about American evacuations and attacks on US bases. The exchange highlights escalating online information warfare amid heightened US-Iran tensions, with neither side’s social media claims independently confirmed.
https://t.co/6XaHkOyqWc pic.twitter.com/XcyXdBLvsF
— Dan Scavino Jr.ðºð¸ð¦ (@DanScavino) June 5, 2026
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West Asia war: Israeli airstrikes near Tyre hospital leave 12 injured
At least 12 people were injured after Israeli warplanes launched four missiles near Jabal Amel Hospital in Lebanon’s Tyre city. According to Lebanon’s National News Agency, the strikes also destroyed a bank building, causing significant damage in the area surrounding the medical facility, Al Jazeera reported.
US-Iran war: Iranian lawmaker, White House official trade barbs online
A public exchange between Ebrahim Azizi and Dan Scavino intensified on X as the two traded jabs over US and Iranian military capabilities. Azizi posted footage of a Kheibar Shekan missile test, prompting Scavino to dismiss it and mock Iran’s underground bunkers. Azizi fired back, questioning whether reports of American evacuations and damage to regional military bases were also “AI-generated,” ending his response with a smiley emoji.
Is the evacuation of nearly 9,000 Americans and the destruction of your military bases in the region also AI? :) https://t.co/hR6A2Ug9F2
— ابراÙÛÙ Ø¹Ø²ÛØ²Û (@Ebrahimazizi33) June 4, 2026
Strait of Hormuz crisis: Iranian oil exports fall sharply amid US naval blockade
Iran’s crude oil exports plunged 84 percent in May from the previous month and were 87 percent below the prior 12-month average, according to Lloyd’s List. The report said Tehran has increasingly relied on smaller tankers to avoid interception, as US forces continue enforcing a naval blockade around Iranian ports, Al Jazeera reported.
US-Iran tensions: Oman halts oil loading at key terminal after reported explosion
Oman has suspended crude oil loading operations at the Mina Al Fahal terminal after an explosion near its single-buoy mooring berths, Reuters reported. Citing unnamed sources, the agency said the blast occurred between SBM 1 and SBM 2 and was allegedly linked to a drone attack. Further details are awaited.

