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Hamas political spokesman Hazem Qasim has stated that Iran informed the Palestinian movement that any potential ceasefire agreement between Iran and the United States must also include a ceasefire in Gaza.

According to Qasim, Tehran considers the situation in Gaza an integral part of any broader regional de-escalation efforts and has linked the prospect of a U.S.-Iran ceasefire to ending hostilities in the Palestinian enclave.

The statement comes amid ongoing diplomatic discussions and heightened regional tensions, with international actors continuing efforts to secure ceasefire arrangements and prevent further escalation across the Middle East.

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Trump Storms Out of NBC's 'Meet the Press' Interview, Calls Host Kristen Welker "Crooked"

President Donald Trump abruptly walked out of his live interview with NBC's "Meet the Press" host Kristen Welker in Wisconsin on Sunday, after a heated exchange over election fraud claims and media bias.
The interview was filmed inside a metal barn, with Trump and Welker seated next to a tractor, repeatedly interrupted by heavy rainfall. Tensions escalated when Welker pressed Trump on his blocked "anti-weaponization" fund and his repeated claims that U.S. elections are rigged. When asked for evidence, Trump shot back: "All I have to do is look."
The confrontation reached its boiling point when Trump turned on the media directly, telling Welker: "You're either crooked or you're stupid. You know that these elections are rigged. Your network knows that they're rigged." He went on to label NBC, ABC, CBS, and CNN as "one-sided crooked networks."
As Trump moved to leave, Welker desperately tried to salvage the interview, reminding him that NBC had traveled all the way to Wisconsin for the sit-down. Trump was unmoved. "I sat in the rain with you for an hour. I've given you enough time," he told her. "Let's call it quits because I've had enough. Thank you, darling. Have a good time." He then walked off the set.
Despite the dramatic walkout, Welker managed to cover several other topics before the blow-up, including Trump's Iran policy and gas prices, during which the president made several disputed claims.
The incident has reignited debate over Trump's relationship with mainstream American media and his ongoing refusal to accept established election results.

Israeli warplanes carried out an airstrike in Beirut’s southern suburb of Dahieh on Saturday, targeting what the Israeli military described as Hezb۔ollah-linked infrastructure. The strike marks another attack on the Lebanese capital amid ongoing tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border.

Witnesses reported loud explosions and plumes of smoke rising from the targeted area shortly after Israeli forces issued evacuation warnings to residents. Lebanese authorities have condemned the attack, while no immediate casualty figures have been officially released.

The latest strike comes despite continued diplomatic efforts to maintain a fragile ceasefire and prevent further escalation between Israel and Hezb۔ollah.

Disclaimer: This report is based on initial information from international media sources. Details may change as more information becomes available.

BREAKING: Israeli media report that Capt. Shahar Gamla, deputy company commander in the elite Egoz Unit, has die۔d after sustaining critical injuries in a drone attack in southern Lebanon. Reports indicate the officer was wounded several days earlier during ongoing fighting.

Recent reports suggest that several Israeli soldiers have been kil۔led or wounded in drone and anti-tank attacks in southern Lebanon over the past week, highlighting the growing role of drones on the battlefield.



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Lebanese Army Chief General Rodolphe Haykal has departed for Pakistan on an official visit at the invitation of Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir.

According to the Lebanese Armed Forces, details regarding the duration and agenda of the visit have not yet been disclosed. The visit comes amid ongoing diplomatic efforts and regional discussions involving key Middle Eastern stakeholders.

Sources suggest the trip may be linked to broader regional consultations as Pakistan continues to engage in diplomatic initiatives aimed at reducing tensions and promoting dialogue.

The Pakistan Army has been deployed across Gilgit-Baltistan to assist civil authorities in ensuring peaceful, transparent, and secure elections. Security forces will support law enforcement agencies in protecting polling stations, election staff, and voters throughout the electoral process.

US HOUSE MOVES TO CURB TRUMP'S IRAN WAR POWERS

WASHINGTON: In a rare bipartisan rebuke, the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives has passed a war powers resolution aimed at limiting President Donald Trump's ability to continue military operations against Iran without congressional approval.

The resolution passed by a narrow 215-208 vote, with four Republican lawmakers joining Democrats in support of the measure. The move reflects growing concern in Congress over the expanding conflict with Iran and its economic consequences.

If enacted, the resolution would require the withdrawal of U.S. forces from hostilities against Iran unless Congress formally authorizes military action or declares war. Supporters argue that the U.S. Constitution gives Congress, not the president alone, the authority to approve war.

However, the measure faces major obstacles. It must still clear the Senate, and even if it advances further, it is unlikely to significantly alter U.S. policy due to legal and procedural challenges. The White House has defended the military campaign, saying it is necessary to counter threats from Iran.

The vote is being viewed as one of the strongest congressional challenges yet to Trump's handling of the Iran conflict and signals growing unease within both parties over the direction of the war.

Two North Korean soldiers captured by Ukraine have revealed details of strict orders allegedly given to troops deployed alongside Russian forces.

According to the soldiers, North Korean troops were instructed to kill themselves rather than be captured by Ukrainian forces. The policy was reportedly aimed at preventing prisoners of war and protecting what Pyongyang describes as national honor.

The two surviving soldiers said they feel ashamed of being captured alive and fear they cannot safely return to North Korea. They claim that if they are sent back, their families could face serious consequences because they failed to follow military orders.

Their statements offer a rare glimpse into the conditions faced by North Korean troops fighting alongside Russia and raise new questions about the treatment of soldiers and their families under the country's military system.