President Donald Trump's administration began peace talks for the Iran war in Pakistan on Sunday as the U.S. continues to deploy forces to the Middle East.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Sunday an expansion of the security buffer zone in southern Lebanon, as part of efforts to strengthen protection along Israel’s northern border. Speaking from the Northern Command, Netanyahu said the move is intended to create a larger defensive area to counter anti-tank missile threats, alter the security situation in the north and enable displaced residents to safely return to their homes.
“I have just instructed to further expand the existing security zone,” Netanyahu said in a video message shared on X. “We are determined to change the situation in the north from its roots and restore security to the residents of the north. “We will not tolerate a reality of ongoing threat to our settlements and citizens. We will continue to act with strength, determination and responsibility until we achieve the goal,” he added. Netanyahu’s remarks came as the Israeli Defense Forces confirmed a strike on a central site it described as one of only two facilities in Iran used to produce critical components for ballistic missiles. “Additionally, dozens of weapon production sites were struck, including those for ballistic missile engines, UAVs and air defense systems,” the IDF said in a post on X.
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