Pakistan says US-Iran deal ends war on all fronts Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says the United States and Iran have reached a peace deal. “Both sides have declared the immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon,” Sharif said in a post on X early on Monday. Sharif said the formal signing ceremony would take place in Switzerland on June 19.
Trump says US has agreed to Iran deal, WSJ reports US President Donald Trump plans to issue a statement soon confirming that Washington has agreed to a deal with Iran, The Wall Street Journal reports. Trump told the newspaper the agreement could be signed electronically by him or Vice President JD Vance. Iran has not yet confirmed that it will accept the deal, according to the report.
Trump says Strait of Hormuz will reopen ‘very shortly’ US President Donald Trump says Iran will never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon and that the Strait of Hormuz will be “opening for business very shortly”. In another social media post, Trump said a deal with Tehran would act as a “WALL against Iran ever having a Nuclear weapon”. He also attacked the Obama administration’s 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran, saying the JCPOA had been “a road to a Nuclear weapon for Iran, cash and all”.
Iran condemns Israeli Beirut strike as ‘terrorist crime’ Iran’s Foreign Ministry has condemned Israel’s strike on Beirut’s southern suburbs as a "terrorist crime", saying the attack violated Lebanon’s sovereignty and breached the ceasefire agreement. The ministry said the strike amounted to a "blatant violation" of the ceasefire and accused Israel of driving further escalation in the region. Tehran also said it holds the United States directly responsible for Israel’s actions, warning that Washington and Israel would bear responsibility for any dangerous consequences.
Iran says flights continue as normal across the country Iran’s ISNA news agency says flights across the country are continuing as scheduled and that authorities have not issued a new NOTAM, or aviation notice, suspending flights. ISNA said existing restrictions on flights in parts of western Iran remain in place but have not changed. Earlier, Tasnim news agency reported that flights from western Iranian airports had been cancelled until further notice.
UN chief condemns Israeli attack on Beirut UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says he “strongly” condemns Israel’s attack on Beirut, which he said “took place despite the ceasefire”. In a post on X, Guterres said the strike came “at a time when the US & Iran are expected to reach an agreement that will pave the way to a peaceful resolution of this conflict”. He warned that the conflict was “having a devastating impact on the world’s economy” and urged all sides to “show maximum restraint at this crucial moment”.
Iran cancels flights from western airports: Report Iran appears to be taking precautions around flights and airports in the west of the country, amid heightened regional tensions. Tasnim news agency reported that flights from western Iranian airports had been cancelled until further notice. But Mehr news agency, quoting Iran’s Civil Aviation Authority, said no new navigational notices had been issued to impose flight restrictions across the country.
Iran says ‘strong response is coming’ after Israeli strike on Beirut Senior Iranian political, military and security officials have signalled that a retaliatory response is coming after Israel’s strike on Beirut’s southern suburbs, even as Trump says a deal with Tehran could be finalised within hours. The warnings came after Israel escalated its attacks on Lebanon at a highly sensitive moment in US-Iran negotiations. A senior Iranian lawmaker said a "strong response is coming", while the secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said a response by "Islamic warriors" was on the way.
Two killed in attack on orchard in southern Lebanon Two people have been killed in an attack on an orchard in al-Housh municipality, in southern Lebanon’s Tyre district, according to the National News Agency. The report said an ambulance team transferred the victims to a local hospital.
Iran says forces have ‘finger on the trigger’ Iran’s top joint military command says its forces have a "finger on the trigger" and are ready to strike at the "enemy's heart", according to Iranian state media. The command said Iran’s military capabilities have grown stronger under Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. It added that Iranian forces are waiting for the "smallest mistake" by the "enemy" to "teach them an unforgettable lesson".
Trump says Israeli strike delayed US-Iran deal by hours US President Donald Trump has told Axios that a deal with Iran to end the war remains on track for Sunday, despite Israel’s strike on Beirut and Tehran’s threat to retaliate. “[The Israeli attack] shook it up. It delayed the signing by a few hours.
Pro-Israel activists attack protesters at London event marketing Israeli settlement homes Submitted by Elis Gjevori on Sun, 06/14/2026 - 17:59 Protesters denounced the sale of occupied Palestinian land as children at a pro-Israel rally called pro-Palestine protesters 'whores' Israeli settlers take part in the Jerusalem Day parade at the Damascus Gate in the old city of Jerusalem on May 14, 2026. (ilia Yefimovich/AFP) Off Pro- Israel activists threatened and attacked anti-apartheid protesters outside a London real estate event accused of marketing property in illegal Israeli settlements in occupied Palestine . Demonstrators gathered outside Edgware United Synagogue on Sunday to protest against the “Great Israeli Real Estate Event”, which activists and rights groups say promoted land theft, apartheid and colonisation under the cover of property sales.
Trump says Iran deal expected within hours Trump has told Fox News that a deal with Iran is expected in the “next two to three hours”, as mediators signal that negotiations are close to a breakthrough. Reuters, citing an official involved in the talks, reports that mediators are optimistic a US-Iran agreement is “nearly over the line”. The comments come as diplomatic efforts intensify to end the wider war and contain Israeli escalation, with Tehran resisting pressure to accept terms that would leave Israel free to continue its attacks across the region.
Somaliland president meets Israeli counterpart in first Jerusalem visit Submitted by Mera Aladam on Sun, 06/14/2026 - 15:40 Abdullahi also set to meet Israel's prime minister and foreign minister during his two-day trip Israel's President Isaac Herzog and Somaliland's President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi hold up their drinks at the President's Residence in Jerusalem, 14 June, 2026 (Ronen Zvulun/Reuters) Off Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi on Sunday became the first president of Somaliland to visit Israel , months after Israel recognised the breakaway east African state. In a post on X, Abdullahi, widely known as Cirro, expressed that he was "honoured by the warm welcome" received from Israeli President Isaac Herzog, adding that the visit "marks a historic milestone" in the territory's relationship with Tel Aviv. "For thirty-five years, the people of Somaliland have built a peaceful, democratic, and resilient nation.
Lebanon death toll climbs to 3,783 as Israeli continues to target country Lebanon’s health ministry says Israel’s war on the country has killed at least 3,783 people and wounded 11,699 others between 2 March and 14 June, Lebanon's National News Agency reported.
Trump says Israeli strike on Beirut 'should not have happened' US President Donald Trump said that Israel's attack on Beirut's southern suburbs on Sunday "should not have happened". "Israel has the right to defend itself against threats, but the attack it was responding to was very small and meaningless, nobody was hurt, injured, or killed, and should not disrupt this important process," he wrote in a post The US president demanded that there should be "no more attacks by Israel anywhere in Lebanon, but there should also be no more attacks by any other party, including Hezbollah, against Israel". Trump also added that Washington is "very close" to a deal in the Middle East that would "bring peace to the region, including to Lebanon".
Can Tunisia finally break through at the World Cup? Submitted by Bassil Mikdadi on Sun, 06/14/2026 - 13:45 The Carthage Eagles have never advanced beyond the group stage, and administrative turmoil and selection controversies threaten to undermine this years hopes of a historic breakthrough Tunisian defender Montassar Talbi plays the ball during a friendly against Austria on 1 June 2026 (Joe Klamar/AFP) Off Consistency breeds success, or so the saying goes. Since 1998, Tunisia has appeared in twice as many World Cup finals as its neighbours.
Sisi set to hold meeting with Trump at upcoming G7 summit US President Donald Trump is set to hold talks with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on the sidelines of the upcoming G7 summit in France. In a statement, the Egyptian presidency said Sisi is expected to hold a series of bilateral meetings during the event, with talks centring on "discussing ways to resolve international geopolitical crises and address their repercussions on trade, energy, and supply chains".
Somaliland's president visits Israel for the first time Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi, widely known as Cirro, on Sunday became the first president of Somaliland to visit Israel. In a post on X, Abdullahi expressed that he was "honoured by the warm welcome" by Israeli president Isaac Herzog. "For thirty-five years, the people of Somaliland have built a peaceful, democratic, and resilient nation.
Israel kills four Palestinians in north Gaza An Israeli strike killed four Palestinians and injured several others in the Yemen al-Saeed hospital in the Jabalia refugee camp, north Gaza.
