Framework deal

The IDF demolished Hezbollah tunnels beneath southern Lebanon’s Beaufort Ridge in response to a drone attack a day earlier. The demolition was postponed earlier due to a framework deal reached in June.

Lebanon's army condemned Israeli attacks in southern areas that are hindering its full deployment under a recent agreement with Israel. The attacks include destruction of homes, bombardment, and automatic weapon sweeps, which the army claims prevent residents from returning to their villages.

Lebanon and Israel are holding talks in Rome to implement a framework deal. Beirut aims to achieve progress toward an Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon.

Israel and Lebanon have reached a framework deal. The agreement outlines key terms but does not include specific details about implementation.

The IDF claimed to have struck terror operatives in south Lebanon, citing a threat to troops. The strikes occurred after a framework deal was announced, though the results remain unclear.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will remain in southern Lebanon until Hezbollah disarms. He described a framework deal between the US, Israel, and Lebanon as a blow to Iran.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated Iran informed the U.S. that no tolls are being sought for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. and Iran, following negotiations in Switzerland, have conflicting accounts regarding financial incentives, control of the Strait, and Israel's war in Lebanon, which are part of their framework deal to end the war.

U.S. crude oil prices dropped 6% as a report indicated Iran would restore traffic through the Strait of Hormuz under a potential agreement with the U.S. The decline reflects market concerns over reduced geopolitical tensions and potential supply increases.