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Iran and Israel stop trading blows but fighting continues in Lebanon
Key takeaways
- Smoke rises from an Israeli strike near Tyre in southern Lebanon on June 8.
- Iran and Israel say they have halted attacks on each other for now, after the two countries traded large-scale missile attacks.
- But Israel has vowed to press attacks on Hezbollah in south Lebanon despite Iranian warnings.
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Smoke rises from an Israeli strike near Tyre in southern Lebanon on June 8. (AFP: Kawnut Haju )
Iran and Israel say they have halted attacks on each other for now, after the two countries traded large-scale missile attacks.
But Israel has vowed to press attacks on Hezbollah in south Lebanon despite Iranian warnings.
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