Ceasefire agreement between US and Iran regarding Lebanon conflict
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United States, Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Hezbollah
Lebanon, Israel
June 15, 2026
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A ceasefire agreement involving the US and Iran has been announced, aiming to end military operations in Lebanon. Despite the announcement, Israeli officials have expressed defiance, stating they will maintain security zones. The conflict has resulted in at least 3,783 deaths and 11,699 injuries in Lebanon since March 2, 2026. Over 1.2 million people have been displaced, and significant infrastructure damage has occurred.
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