U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance:

The Israelis actually suggested checking themselves a bit in Lebanon because they want to make sure our negotiations succeed.

It's not because it's part of the ceasefire. I think it's just the Israelis' way of ensuring our success.

The Italian Foreign Ministry summoned the Israeli ambassador in Rome in protest over an incident in which IDF soldiers fired warning shots at Italian soldiers from the UNIFIL force in southern Lebanon. Italy's Defense Minister Guido Crosetto said that "Italy demands full respect for the role of UNIFIL." Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani expressed solidarity with the Lebanese government "in light of the unjustified and unacceptable treatment it is receiving from Israel"

Meanwhile, the Spanish Foreign Ministry summoned the head of relations at the Israeli embassy in Madrid in protest over an incident in which IDF soldiers detained a Spanish UNIFIL soldier

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in an interview with CNN after the meeting with Trump: President Trump is clearly disappointed with many of NATO's allies, and I can understand his point. But at the same time, I could also point out the fact that the vast majority of European countries have assisted with bases, logistics, and support in the war, and also the British Prime Minister is now uniting a coalition of over 30 countries to discuss opening the Strait of Hormuz.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman held a meeting today in Jeddah with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. As Starmer arrives in the Gulf Nation to help further UK interests in the region following the beginning of the shaky ceasefire framework that was put in place in the past 24 hours between Iran and the United States.

Let’s see what happens

Report in WSJ: Sources in the Middle East estimate that there is a significant chance the war will resume, and even with greater intensity.

British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper: Lebanon must be included in the ceasefire agreement.

Spokesperson for the Iranian military: The Americans, especially Trump, have proven to be completely unreliable - our finger is on the trigger and our ear to the command of the commander of all forces. The enemy showed in Iran and in two rounds of negotiations that he is not reliable, but considering the blows he received, we hope he will return to common sense

Belgium's Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot wrote yesterday: I arrived in Lebanon to express support and solidarity, and just before I went to meet President Joseph Aoun - Israel launched one of the largest attacks without warning. We were at the embassy, and the missiles hit only a few hundred meters from us

The IDF eliminated Mahmad Samir Mahmad Washah, a key terrorist in the Hamas rocket production and weaponry headquarters, who operated under the guise of an Al-Jazeera journalist. Washah planned to carry out terror attacks against IDF forces operating in the central Gaza Strip. Graphic:

IDF Spokesperson

Documentation of the elimination. Photo: IDF Spokesperson

French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian joins his British counterpart: "Strongly condemns Israel's attacks in Lebanon, Lebanon must also be part of the ceasefire agreement"

Europe has become a continent of “condemnation” 🤮🤡

How can you call this an ally?