Iran closes Hormuz again, angry over Israeli attack in Lebanon, will tension increase?
New Delhi. Iran has once again announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Expressing displeasure over the Israeli military’s action in Lebanon, Iran’s joint military command announced the closure of Hormuz. A statement was issued on government TV citing Israeli strikes in Lebanon.
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It is believed that after this step from Iran, tension may increase in the area. It is noteworthy that after 111 days of war, a 14-point agreement has been reached between Iran and America to end the war. This has been named the Islamabad Agreement. Israel is not included in this agreement and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has made it clear that Iran’s army will not withdraw from Lebanon. In such a situation, Iran’s decision to close Hormuz once again may increase regional tension.
Decision after the death of 16 people in Israeli attacks on Lebanon, Netanyahu said – attacks will continue
After this, on the initiative of Trump, a ceasefire was announced between Israel and Lebanon on the night of June 19. However, just 8 hours after the ceasefire was announced, the conflict between Israel and Lebanon started. According to Al Jazeera, the Israeli army attacked the Nabahita area with drones and artillery, killing at least 16 people. Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has said that Israel will not compromise on its security. He said Israel would continue its military operations in Gaza and Lebanon.
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