Uncertainty Surrounds End of Middle East Conflict

Despite expectations, the conflict in the Middle East has not concluded, with Lebanon facing collapse and Hezbollah and Iran remaining influential. The resolution of the war now hinges on the actions of two key actors.

10 Jun, 06:28 — 10 Jun, 06:28

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jerusalem-postMostly Factual83d ago

Why isn't the war that was supposed to be over, over? - analysis

President Trump is trying to keep negotiations alive. Iran has shown it can still impose costs. Israel is trying to preserve deterrence without losing Washington’s diplomatic framework.

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First report: dr-dk · 9 Jun, 19:07|Full coverage: 3 · 11h|Window: 11h

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dr-dk9 Jun, 19:07First to report

Irans udenrigsminister reagerer på Trumps udtalelse: 'Vi foretrækker diplomatiets sprog, men taler også andre sprog'

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jutarnji-list9 Jun, 20:46

‘Libanon je kolabirao, ali ni Hezbolah, ni Iran nisu pobijeđeni. Kraj rata sada ovisi o samo dva aktera‘

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jerusalem-post10 Jun, 06:28Latest update

Uncertainty Surrounds End of Middle East Conflict

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Why isn't the war that was supposed to be over, over? - analysis

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Irans udenrigsminister reagerer på Trumps udtalelse: 'Vi foretrækker diplomatiets sprog, men taler også andre sprog'

‘Libanon je kolabirao, ali ni Hezbolah, ni Iran nisu pobijeđeni. Kraj rata sada ovisi o samo dva aktera‘

Why isn't the war that was supposed to be over, over? - analysis

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