Trump-Iran Ceasefire Excludes Lebanon, Hezbollah

0:00On April 9, President Trump just clarified that the new ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran doesn't cover Lebanon, pointing straight to Hezbollah as the reason. He said it will get handled separately and his press secretary backed that up, calling Israel strikes there a side issue. Meanwhile, Pakistan, who held broker of the deal, says the truth applies everywhere, including Lebanon, starting right away. Iran's foreign minister jumped in, agreeing the terms are crystal clear by sharing Pakistan statement. Iran's not holding back, warning Israel of big fallout if the attacks keep up with their revolutionary guard threatening a strong comeback. Reports say oil tankers are paused at the straight of Hormuz, but officials haven't confirmed it yet. Israel ramped up with heavy strikes, killing at least 254 people and injuring over 1160 in Lebanon. Lebanese leaders slammed it as ignoring international law, with over 1.2 million folks displaced from places like Beirut and the Bekaya.

1:02Valley. Tensions stay sky high as both sides dig in, leaving the ceasefires reach up in the air and Lebanon caught in the crossfire. That's your update from Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI.