The Israeli army admitted to killing and wounding several Zionist soldiers in southern Lebanon.

An expert from the Lebanese television network Nabaa said: If southern Lebanon falls, Israel will dominate the entire country, and in the coming years, this dominance will reach Turkey and the Persian Gulf countries. Hezbollah is fighting a global project. In the absence of Hezbollah, Ansar Allah, and the Popular Mobilization Forces, eternal shame would befall the Arabs.

Israeli media sources reported a new wave of missile and drone attacks by Hezbollah on the occupied territories, firing dozens of missiles.

In a report, the Anadolu News Agency pointed out the disappointment of the Persian Gulf countries in the US security umbrella and noted that Tehran's powerful attacks have opened a window to a new era in the region.

Abbas Zalzali, a journalist and professor of media at the Lebanese International University, believes that the failure of the Islamabad talks lies in the fundamental difference in the goals of Tehran and Washington; a gap that, according to him, not only led to a deadlock in the talks, but also brought the regional equations in Iraq and Lebanon to a more sensitive stage.

Hezbollah forces carried out at least 60 operations against the Zionist regime in just 24 hours.

Benjamin Netanyahu's aggressive statements, calling the Turkish President a "paper tiger" and demanding that he remain silent, provoked an angry reaction from Turkish politicians and senior officials.

The occurrence of heavy hand-to-hand clashes in southern Lebanon and the continuation of the Zionist regime's attacks on this region are among the latest news related to developments in Lebanon.

The new Iraqi president, Nizar Amidi, declared his political slogan "Iraq First" and condemned the attacks by the Iranian armed forces and the Iraqi Resistance on the bases of separatist terrorists in the Kurdistan Region.

The new President of Iraq, Nizar Amidi, is a political and government figure with more than four decades of experience in the diplomatic field.