Israel claims to have killed Ali Yusuf Harshi, the nephew and advisor of Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem, in an airstrike on Beirut last night, a strike that also targeted key Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon.

Hezbollah announced it resumed attacks on Israeli territory, accusing the country of violating the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran.

US Vice President Vance states the Lebanon issue is not part of the ceasefire agreement, cautioning Iran of severe consequences if it breaks its commitments.

Israel's prime minister states a ceasefire will be implemented with Iran, but adds that this agreement does not cover the conflict with the Hezbollah group in Lebanon.

Iran's ambassador remains in Beirut and continues his duties despite Lebanon's declaration of his expulsion amid the Middle East conflict.

Middle Eastern citizens have endured a series of attacks, while global oil and gas supplies have been destabilized by the conflict involving Iran over the past month.

Israel states it will occupy the area extending to the Litani River in southern Lebanon, aiming to create a "defensive buffer zone".

A Lebanese soldier died and four others were injured in an Israeli airstrike targeting the Nabatieh region in southern Lebanon.

China to provide humanitarian aid to several Middle Eastern countries, including Iran, to alleviate regional suffering.

Iran announces launch of missile salvoes targeting Israel, including first use of the Sejjil model since the conflict erupted.

Iran reports four diplomats died in an Israeli airstrike on a coastal hotel in Lebanon last weekend.

Hezbollah vows to confront Israel and the US to the end, refusing to surrender despite the "imbalance of forces".

Hezbollah accuses Israel of committing a "massacre" during strikes in eastern Lebanon, stating there is no choice but to retaliate.