Trump says Iran's handling of oil through Strait of Hormuz is 'not the agreement we have'
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Israel has sent ground forces into southern Lebanon, aiming to create a security buffer zone and remove the threat from Hezbollah. The move has displaced hundreds of thousands of people and raises questions about the realism of Israel's goals and the potential for an open-ended war.
Israel has launched a ground operation in southern Lebanon. The goal is to create a security buffer zone south of the Litani River. Israeli forces are destroying homes and villages where Hezbollah fighters are active. Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced. Israel says they will not be allowed to return until Hezbollah has been removed. The move is seen as an attempt to upend the fragile Iran ceasefire deal.
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