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Iran Seeks War Guarantees, Israel Advances in Lebanon

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Irans President Pezeshkian calls for war end, Israel defends ground push, oil prices surge amid regional tensions, and American journalist kidnapped in Iraq.

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Iran Seeks War Guarantees, Israel Advances in Lebanon

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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Iran Seeks War Guarantees, Israel Advances in Lebanon. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 31st, I'm Cory with the story. This is Sydney News today, driven by AI. Iran's president Masoud Pzezschian just came out saying his country has the straight up will to wrap up this war with the United States and Israel. But only if they get solid guarantees it won't kick off again. Meanwhile, Israel's ground push into southern Lebanon stays 100% defensive in their eyes, even as Iran's forces hit an oil tanker near. You buy, keeping everyone on edge. Oil prices keep climbing higher because shipping lanes through the region feel too risky, shaking up global markets big time, while folks react with. Everything from market pops on peace talk hopes to straight alarm over the chaos. Over in Iraq, American journalist Shelley Kiddelsen got snatched in Baghdad this week, one suspects already in cuffs and the U.S. State Department is, all over it as their top priority. Israel's troops are driving toward the Latani River, as the death toll nears 3,000, with

extra UK forces heading in and a third U.S. carrier. Steaming that way, talks of decisive days ahead, but peace hangs on those guarantees.

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