Middle East Crisis Iran War

Iran: Pointless to negotiate when Israel bombs

The fact that Israel's attacks on Lebanon continue is a violation of the ceasefire and makes future negotiations pointless. This is what Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said according to Reuters.

He added that Iran does not intend to abandon the Lebanese people.

Israel claims that Lebanon is not covered by the ceasefire and attacks on the country instead increased to record levels on Wednesday. At least 250 people died in the attacks, which means that nearly 1,800 people have died during the more than month-long war.

Israel will bomb Lebanon as long as it is "necessary"

Israel will continue to attack Hezbollah targets in Lebanon despite the ceasefire with Iran. That is the message of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

- Anyone who directs violence against Israeli civilians will be hit by our attacks. We will continue to strike Hezbollah where necessary, says Netanyahu.

Over the course of a day, Israeli forces carried out intensive attacks in several locations in Lebanon, and over 250 people have been reported dead.

The Iranian regime claims that Israel's attacks are a violation of the ceasefire agreement, while Israel and the US claim the opposite.

During the night, Hezbollah responded to the attacks by sending rockets towards northern Israel.

Three Swedes killed in an airstrike in Lebanon

Three Swedes were killed in an airstrike in Lebanon in early March, the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirms to Aftonbladet.

The village of Tyr in southern Lebanon was attacked on March 6, and according to the Scottish newspaper The National, eight people from the same family were killed in the bombing. Three of them were Swedish citizens.

One relative survived the attack and he tells The National that he lost his pregnant wife and daughter in the same attack. It is unclear whether they were Swedish citizens.

Since the Iran War began at the end of February, Israeli forces have carried out several attacks on Tyre and images show several residential buildings that have been razed to the ground.