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Iranian state television IRIB reports the Iranian negotiation delegation is consulting and it is unclear whether they will return to negotiations or abandon the talks.
Tasnim News, owned by the IRGC, reports that an Islamic Regime delegation is examining appropriate response options to recent verbal threats from U.S. President Donald Trump.
Tasnim News, owned by Iran's Revolutionary Guards, reported that all Iran–US negotiations will be suspended and Iran will enter 'severe retaliation' if Israel does not withdraw from Lebanon, citing Articles 1 and 13 of the Islamabad Agreement.
Diplomatic discussions between Iran and Qatar have commenced, as reported by a regional news aggregator.
President Trump warned Iran to stop its proxies in Lebanon from causing trouble or face even harder strikes than last week.
President Trump issued a stark overnight warning to Iranian officials that any closure of the Strait of Hormuz would result in the destruction of their country.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that IDF soldiers face no restrictions in Lebanon, the military responded forcefully to an attack eliminating many Hezbollah terrorists, and the ceasefire maintains IDF positions along the Yellow Line security zone.
The IDF and ISA revealed key Hamas operatives in Turkey who directed dozens of terror attacks, recruited operatives, and transferred weapons and funds to Judea and Samaria over the past year.
A post on X announces an upcoming meeting at Bürgenstock, Switzerland, expected to start within four hours, with a correction of the initial misspelling.
Iran's Fars News reports that the Strait of Hormuz remains shut, with the IRGC Navy suspending all vessel transit clearances until further notice.
Iran's state-affiliated Mehr News agency states that an Iranian delegation is heading to the building where negotiations are set to take place.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stressed that Israel will remain in southern Lebanon to defend its northern border and ordered the IDF to respond forcefully to Hezbollah attacks, with strikes hitting 300 terror targets.
Iran's Foreign Minister is traveling to Zurich, Switzerland, aboard aircraft EP-SSM with callsign Iran03.
A satirical post claims that the IRGC Khatam headquarters has announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to vessels.
The Israeli military says Hezbollah fired 50 projectiles at its troops, prompting strikes on rocket launchers, weapon depots, and command centers in southern Lebanon.
Flight tracker Sh1n updates Canadian OSINT's sighting with two more tankers, notes that KC-46A 16-46021 did not land at PSAB, and a KC-135R departs Tel Aviv.
An OSINT account reports eight U.S. Air Force tanker aircraft are currently airborne in the Middle East.
A mishexed aircraft broadcasting a search and rescue callsign was observed departing from Abu Dhabi, UAE.
A brief social media report notes jet activity over Baghdad, Iraq, with no further operational details provided.
IDF Spokesman Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin states Israeli forces retain full operational freedom to neutralize threats and are actively destroying Hezbollah tunnel command centers near Beaufort Castle and Ali Taher ridge, despite an ongoing ceasefire.
The Israel Defense Forces announced it struck more than 150 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon since midnight, according to a retweeted report by journalist Mannie Fabian.
A series of three airstrikes hit Nabatieh in southern Lebanon on June 19, 2026, according to local reports.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps broadcast on maritime channel 16 that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until Israel withdraws from Lebanon, the naval blockade is lifted, and American forces leave the Persian Gulf.
Between June 17 and 18, Hezbollah launched 72 projectiles and executed 25 attacks against Israel, including rockets, explosive drones, and an infiltration attempt, despite an ongoing ceasefire.