Israel-Hezbollah Conflict Escalates, Trump-Iran Talks Unclear

Israel's ramping up its push against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, where militants have

been launching rockets and drones across the border.

Officials there hand this good turn into a long-term occupation to clear out the threats.

The UN Security Council's gearing up to talk about it after three peacekeepers got killed

in less than 24 hours down south, though no one's.

Claiming responsibility yet.

Israel reported four more soldiers lost early Tuesday in the fight.

Meanwhile, President Trump dropped word.

He's negotiating with Iran's parliamentary speaker, Muhammad Bagar Kaliboff, that

former revolutionary guard.

Guy.

Trump warned of massive strikes on Iran's energy sites and water plants if no deal drops

soon, while Kaliboff denies any direct talks.

Iran's foreign minister hit back early Tuesday, saying their strikes on Gulf Arab states

like Saudi Arabia only aim at U.S. forces even if civilians caught heat.

He shared picks of a damaged American plane and urged kicking out U.S. troops for good.

Gulf nations are fuming and pushing America to keep the pressure on, as these tensions

keep boiling over into bigger risks across the region.

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