UAE restores power to Barakah nuclear plant after drone attack, IAEA says
The International Atomic Energy Agency said it had been informed by the United Arab Emirates that external power to Unit 3 of the Barakah nuclear power plant had been restored following a drone attack on Sunday, Reuters reported.
The Sunday attack caused a fire in an external power generator located outside the plant’s inner perimeter. Authorities said safety levels were not affected and no radioactive material was released.
Iran activates air defenses after detecting microdrones, Tasnim says
Iran activated its air defenses on Qeshm Island after detecting microdrones, the Iranian news agency Tasnim reported, according to Reuters.
Earlier, the Mehr news agency reported that air defenses had been activated on Qeshm Island near the Strait of Hormuz.
‘Under no circumstances will Iran back down on its legitimate rights,’ Iranian president says
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Monday that Iran would not retreat from what he described as the country’s legitimate rights.
“Dialogue does not mean capitulation,” Pezeshkian wrote on X. “The Islamic Republic of Iran enters negotiations with dignity, strength and respect for the rights of the people, and under no circumstances will retreat from the legal rights of the nation and the country.”
“We will serve the people with reason and all our strength, even at the cost of our lives, and we will protect Iran’s interests and dignity,” he added.
Trump says he suspended planned Tuesday attack on Iran
President Donald Trump said Monday that he had called off an attack on Iran planned for Tuesday following a request from Gulf leaders, adding that “serious negotiations” are underway.
Trump said in a post on Truth Social that the United States remains prepared to launch a “full-scale attack on Iran at any moment” if an acceptable agreement is not reached with Tehran.
He said the request to suspend the military operation came from the leaders of Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, whom he said believe a deal remains possible.
The agreement under discussion is intended to ensure that Iran does not acquire a nuclear weapon, Trump wrote, without providing further details.
“For Iran, time is running out, and they had better move quickly, otherwise there will be nothing left of them,” Trump warned Sunday in another Truth Social post.
Tehran said Monday it had responded to a new U.S. proposal aimed at ending the Middle East war that began Feb. 28. A fragile cease-fire has been in place since April 8, but the positions of the two sides reportedly remain far apart.
According to Iran’s Fars news agency, Washington presented a five-point proposal that includes demands for Iran to maintain only one active nuclear site and transfer its stockpile of highly enriched uranium to the United States.
Hezbollah says it targeted Israeli warplane, claims two other attacks on troops in Lebanon
Hezbollah said it targeted an Israeli warplane at 2:15 p.m. in the western sector using a surface-to-air missile, without providing further details in a statement.
The group also said its fighters struck a gathering of Israeli army vehicles and soldiers at 6:45 p.m. near the port of Naqoura using a suicide drone, and carried out another attack at 6:55 p.m. in Bayyada, in the Sour district, according to two separate statements.
UAE, Bahrain favor resumption of strikes on Iran, regional source says
The United Arab Emirates and Bahrain favor a resumption of hostilities against Iran and decisive strikes on the country, a regional source cited by Haaretz said.
The source said Pakistan is leading negotiations between Iran and the United States, while Qatar, Egypt, Turkey and Saudi Arabia are also taking part in an indirect supporting role.
The same source said the UAE and Bahrain support renewed strikes “each for their own reasons.” It added that some Gulf countries view the UAE as “a spoiled child that has lost its temper and reason.”
On the nuclear issue, the source said Iran has refused, or still refuses, to transfer its enriched uranium out of the country, instead proposing to dilute it domestically. It added that Tehran is willing to accept a 10-year moratorium on enrichment, while the United States is demanding a 20-year freeze, according to Haaretz.
Israel continues strikes in Bint Jbeil district
Israeli aircraft carried out a raid targeting Qalawieh, in Bint Jbeil district, our correspondent in southern Lebanon reported.
One wounded pulled from rubble in Bazourieh
One person was pulled from the rubble following a strike on Bazourieh, in the Sour district, according to L’Orient-Le Jour’s correspondent in southern Lebanon.
Hezbollah says it carried out large-scale attack on Israeli positions in six Marjayoun areas
Hezbollah said it carried out a large-scale attack between 3 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. targeting Israeli army positions in Khiam, Taybeh, Deir Mimas, Khallat Raj, Tallet al-Hamames and Tallet al-Oweida in the Marjayoun district, using artillery shells and waves of heavy rocket fire. The group also said it launched two attack drones at a newly established Israeli position in Maroun al-Ras, in Bint Jbeil district, at 4:30 p.m.
Separately, Israeli fighter jets recently struck the villages of Bazourieh, Siddiqine in the Sour district and Kafra in Bint Jbeil district.
Israeli army strikes Burj al-Shemali one hour after new forced evacuation order
Israeli aircraft bombed Burj al-Shemali in the Sour district, L’Orient-Le Jour’s correspondent in southern Lebanon reported. The strike came about an hour after the Israeli army issued a second evacuation order for the area. The town had already been targeted earlier in the day.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard threatens fees on Strait of Hormuz undersea cables
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has threatened to charge for the use of undersea cables crossing the Strait of Hormuz, saying any disruption to the infrastructure could cost the global economy “hundreds of millions of dollars per day,” AFP reported.
In a Telegram message, the force said that under Iran’s “absolute sovereignty” over its territorial waters, it could require permits, monitoring and tolls for all fiber-optic cables passing through the waterway.
Hezbollah says it targeted vehicle of Israeli 300th Brigade commander in Shomera
Hezbollah said it launched a drone attack on a vehicle belonging to the commander of the Israeli army’s 300th Brigade in the village of Shomera in northern Israel at 2:20 p.m., in response to Israeli strikes targeting cars between Beirut and Saida.
The group also said it shot down a small Israeli drone over Aita al-Jabal, in Bint Jbeil district, at 10:30 a.m.
US official says Iran proposal insufficient, risks renewed war, Axios reports
The White House believes Iran’s updated proposal for a deal to end the war offers no meaningful improvement and remains insufficient to reach an agreement, a senior U.S. official and another source familiar with the matter told Axios.
The senior official added that if Iran does not change its position, the United States would have to continue negotiations “through bombs.” Axios also reported, citing two U.S. officials, that President Donald Trump is expected to convene his full national security team in the Situation Room on Friday to review military options.
While Iranian state media earlier reported that the United States had agreed to lift some oil sanctions as part of talks, the U.S. official said no sanctions relief would be granted “for free,” without reciprocal Iranian action. The official also said the Iranian counterproposal, delivered to the United States via Pakistani mediators, contained only symbolic changes compared with the previous version.
Turkey sees no reason Iran, US cannot reach understanding through talks
Turkey believes there is no reason the United States and Iran cannot reach an understanding through negotiations, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said, according to Reuters.
Fidan also said Ankara’s priority is to support Pakistan’s mediation efforts and maintain the cease-fire.
Speaking at a news conference in Berlin, he said Turkey believes Iran and the United States are aware of the risks of resuming their war.
More than 23 villages in southern Lebanon targeted by Israeli airstrikes since midnight, according to our correspondent
Since midnight, Israeli fighter jets have carried out strikes on more than 23 villages in southern Lebanon, with several localities hit multiple times, according to our correspondent.
In addition, 14 villages have come under Israeli artillery fire.
Latest developments in southern Lebanon, according to our correspondent
Israeli fighter jets struck the village of Froun, in Bint Jbeil district. A drone also targeted the village of Rishknanieh, in the Sour district.
Death toll from Israeli attacks on Lebanon since March 2 surpasses 3,000
Lebanon’s Health Ministry announced that the number of people killed in Israeli attacks on Lebanon since the start of the war on March 2 has surpassed 3,000.
According to the Ministry, 3,020 people have been killed and 9,273 wounded by Israeli attacks since March 2.
Compared with the Ministry’s statement issued yesterday, 32 more people were killed by Israeli strikes in the past 24 hours.
Israel renews forced evacuation order for Burj al-Shemali, continues strikes in Nabatieh
The Israeli army again ordered residents still present in Burj al-Shemali, near Sour in southern Lebanon, to evacuate the area through its Arabic-language spokesperson, Avichay Adraee, on X.
Adraee had issued a similar evacuation order earlier in the day before the area was bombed.
Several Israeli airstrikes target Nabatieh district, according to our correspondent
An Israeli airstrike hits the outskirts of Nabatieh al-Fawqa toward Kfar Tibnit, southern Lebanon, on May 18, 2026. (Credit: Mohammad Yassine/L’Orient-Le Jour)
Israeli fighter jets struck the villages of Zawtar al-Gharbieh and Toul, the area between Arnoun and Zawtar al-Sharqieh, and the outskirts of Nabatieh al-Fawqa toward Kfar Tibnit, according to L’Orient-Le Jour’s correspondent.
The outskirts of Marjayoun were also targeted by Israeli artillery shelling.
Iraq says it is investigating a drone attack targeting Saudi Arabia
Iraq has announced it is investigating the circumstances of a drone attack that Saudi Arabia claims was launched from Iraqi territory on Sunday, Reuters reports.
The Iraqi Foreign Ministry also stated in a press release that Iraqi air defenses did not detect any drones launched into the country's airspace.
Washington agrees to lift sanctions on Iranian oil during the negotiation period
A source told the Iranian news agency Tasnim that the United States has agreed to lift sanctions on Iranian oil during the negotiation period, Reuters reports.
Israeli airstrikes, gunfire, and phosphorus shells across southern Lebanon
Israeli airstrikes have targeted the villages of Zibdin (Nabatieh) and Kfar Dounine (Bint Jbeil).
Moreover, Israel has targeted the villages of Mayfadoun, Shoukine, Kfar Roummane, Harouf, as well as other towns in the Nabatieh district, with artillery shelling. Most of these villages had already been struck by Israeli airstrikes.
Israeli forces have also been firing phosphorus shells at Zawtar Sharqieh (Nabatieh) and sweeping the village with heavy machine guns.
Separately, rescue operations have begun to search for the possible presence of victims following the Israeli airstrike that targeted the village of Qana (Sour) earlier today.
A Hezbollah drone strikes northern Israel, according to the Israeli army
Several rounds of fire targeting Israeli army forces operating in southern Lebanon have been detected, the Israeli army says, following the sounding of air-raid sirens.
New wave of Israeli air and artillery strikes in southern Lebanon; Surface-to-air missile fired at an Israeli aircraft
Israel carried out two strikes on Shukin (Nabatieh), before targeting homes in the villages of Burj al-Shemali, Hanaway (Sour), Harouf, and Kfar Roummane (Nabatieh).
These same three localities in the Nabatieh district were subsequently targeted again by several artillery strikes, in addition to Mayfadoun.
Furthermore, several animals were killed following an Israeli artillery strike that targeted a herd of goats on the outskirts of Mazraat Halta (Hasbaya).
According to our correspondent, residents also witnessed a surface-to-air missile being fired at Israeli fighter jets over the western sector of the border area.
Israel claims fatal attack on Islamic Jihad commander in Bekaa Valley
The Israeli army has claimed that, during a night-time strike on Baalbeck, it killed the Islamic Jihad commander Wael Mahmoud Abdel Halim in the Bekaa Valley.
Israeli strike on Maarakeh identified as paramedic Mohammad Ali Faraj
The identity of the person killed in the Israeli "double strike" in Maarakeh (Sour) has been identified and confirmed to us by our correspondent in the region as Mohammad Ali Faraj, as a rescue worker with the al-Rissala Scouts Civil Defence, affiliated with the Amal Movement.
Numerous rescue workers have been killed in Lebanon by these “double strikes” carried out by Israel, which involve bombing the same location a second time after rescue workers have arrived on the scene.
Furthermore, a resident living in a building on Maarakeh’s main square received a call from the Israelis ordering the evacuation of the premises, our correspondent adds.
Hezbollah claims responsibility for two new attacks; Israel strikes Debaal
Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for a new attack at 11.30 a.m. on an Israeli army vehicle in Khallet Raj Deir Siryan using a suicide drone. It also claimed to have targeted a D9-type bulldozer belonging to the Israeli army at 2 p.m. near the Litani River, on the outskirts of the village of Deir Siryan. It was on the banks of the Litani, near this village, that the Israeli army claimed to have crossed the river.
An Israeli strike targeted Debaal (Sour), according to our correspondent.
Iran claims to have struck 'terrorist groups' backed by US and Israel in northern Iraq
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has claimed to have carried out strikes against “counter-revolutionary terrorist groups” backed by the U.S. and Israel operating in northern Iraq, where Tehran has repeatedly bombed the Iraqi Kurdistan region since the start of the war.
According to their statement, reported by the Fars news agency, these groups were attempting “to smuggle a large consignment of sealed American weapons and ammunition into the country and were struck in the province of Kurdistan,” according to an IRGC command, adding that “a large quantity of weapons and ammunition [had] been discovered and seized."
Israeli strikes on areas in Sour and Nabatieh
An Israeli air strike targeted a house in Deir Aames (Sour), according to our correspondent in the region.
An Israeli airstrike targeted Hanaway (Sour). Ambulances were dispatched to the scene, according to our correspondent.
The Israeli army also targeted and destroyed the home of a resident, Fadi Sleiman, in Qana (Sour), causing significant damage to neighboring properties.
Israeli also targeted Zawtar Sharqieh (Nabatieh).
Hezbollah claims responsibility for attack on Israeli Iron Dome platform
Hezbollah has claimed that at 10 a.m. this morning it targeted an Israeli Iron Dome platform in the Galilee, in northern Israel, using an explosive drone.
It also claimed responsibility for another attack at 10.30 a.m. against a gathering of vehicles and soldiers from the Israeli enemy army in Rshaf (Bint Jbeil).
Israel carries out a double strike on Maarakeh: at least one killed and nine injured
Following an initial strike on Maarakeh, several residents gathered at the targeted site, before the Israeli air force struck the site again, injuring several people.
According to our correspondent, this double strike killed at least one person and injured nine.
New Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon
The Israeli airstrike that targeted the Qalaa neighborhood in Harouf (Nabatieh) earlier today, before the Israeli army issued an evacuation order for the village, killed at least two people and injured another. One of the people killed has been identified as Moustapha Nidal Berjaoui.
Israel carried out strikes on the villages of Debaal (Sour) and Harouf (Nabatieh). The missile fired at Harouf did not explode, according to our correspondent in the south. These villages were included in an Israeli evacuation threat issued approximately 30 to 40 minutes before the strikes began.
Israel also targeted a house in the village of Maarakeh (Sour), causing casualties.
Furthermore, the village of Deir Aames (Sour) and the outskirts of Halta (Hasbaya) came under Israeli artillery fire. Two people were also injured as a result of Israeli artillery fire targeting the outskirts of Kfar Sir (Nabatieh).
Finally, our correspondent in the South reported that the Israeli army had carried out a detonation between the villages of Aitaroun and Blida (Marjyoun) at 3.30 a.m.
Israel used second secret base in Iraq during war against Iran
The existence of this other Israeli outpost, deep in the desert, was revealed by chance by a shepherd who was killed by Israeli agents, according to a New York Times investigation.
Read more here.
Health Ministry: 4 victims of Israeli night-time strike on Baalbeck all of Palestinian origin
The Israeli airstrike targeting the village of Douris, at the southern entrance to the town of Baalbeck in the Bekaa Valley, killed two people and injured two others, all of Palestinian origin, the Health Ministry has confirmed.
As previously reported by our correspondent, the identified victims are a Palestinian Islamic Jihad official, Wael Abdel Halim, who was killed alongside his 17-year-old daughter, Rama Abdel Halim.
The other two injured are a woman and a young girl, the Ministry added, without specifying the severity of their injuries.
Iran officially announces creation of body to manage Strait of Hormuz
On Monday, Iran formalized the creation of a new body to manage the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic shipping route for the global trade in hydrocarbons that Tehran has controlled since the start of the war.
The Persian Gulf Strait Authority (#PGSA) now has its own official account, where it will provide “real-time updates on operations” in the strait.
The announcement was shared on social media by the Supreme National Security Council and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy.
Read more here.
Israel issues evacuation order for Harouf, Burj al-Shemali, Debaal
Israel has issued a forced displacement threat for the villages of Harouf (Nabatieh), Burj al-Shemali, and Debaal (Sour), ordering residents to move at least 1,000 meters away from these villages.
The Israeli army has already struck the village of Harouf several times today, before the evacuation order was announced.
To dig deeper into the false myth of Israel's evacuation warnings to avoid civilian casualties, a practice that has become as mundane as it is erratic, read our article entitled "Only 150 warnings for 3,500 strikes: The myth of systematic Israeli alerts in Lebanon" by Enzo Quenescourt and Gabriel Blondel here.
Israel claims it launched interceptor toward 'suspicious aerial target' in southern Lebanon
Israel said that it launched an interceptor a short while ago toward a "suspicious aerial target that was identified in the airspace where Israeli forces are operating in southern Lebanon."
It added that no alerts were activated, as per the Israeli army's policy.
Hezbollah has not yet claimed any attack today.
Iran says it has responded to latest US proposal
Iran has responded to a new U.S. proposal aimed at breaking the diplomatic deadlock and bringing a lasting end to the war, its Foreign Ministry has said.
“Our concerns have been conveyed to the U.S. side,” said the ministry’s spokesperson, Esmail Baghai, at a press briefing, adding that discussions were continuing with the United States “via the Pakistani mediator.”
The road linking Rashaya to Mari reopened following Sunday’s Israeli strike
The road linking Rashaya to Mari — the only route into Mari (Hasbaya), which had been blocked by an Israeli strike on — has finally been reopened by the Civil Defense, reports our correspondent in the region.
Civil Defense teams from the Rashaya al-Foukhar center reopened the road using pickaxes and shovels, and it is now passable in both directions.
Israeli airstrikes and artillery fire on the district of Nabatieh
A house laid to rubble following an Israeli strike on Harouf. (Photo shared by our correspondent Muntasser Abdallah)
According to our correspondent, several Israeli air strikes targeted Doueir (Nabatieh), specifically the Qalaa (Citadel) neighborhood and an area between Doueir and the neighboring village of Harouf. Ambulances were dispatched to the targeted sites. Artillery shelling also targeted Kfar Tibnit and Nabatieh Fawqa.
In addition, an Israeli drone strike targeted Majdel Selm (Bint Jbeil).
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US senator calls on Trump to reignite the war against Iran and ‘destroy its energy infrastructure’
Far-right Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, an influential supporter of Donald Trump, has urged the U.S. president to resume strikes against Iran, targeting in particular “its energy sites,” until Tehran accepts U.S. conditions in the nuclear negotiations.
“The energy infrastructure is their weak point,” he told NBC. “If we resume the fight, I would put energy at the top of the list,” he added.
Asked to elaborate, Graham went further, asserting that repeating the same approach as before would only produce the “same result.” “Hurt them even more. Perhaps they will accept a deal if you hurt them enough. But for now, I think they are trying to buy time. I think they are playing a game. And to quote the President, I think they are mad,” he said.
Any attack on sites considered essential for civilian populations is a serious violation of international law.
Dozens of planes carrying US ammunition land in Israel, media report says
Israel’s Channel 13 is reporting that dozens of U.S. cargo planes carrying ammunition from bases in Germany have landed in Tel Aviv in the past 24 hours.
The Israeli broadcaster said these were part of preparations to resume the war on Iran.
Two new Israeli air strikes on Deir Zahrani and Tibnin, southern Lebanon
Israeli strike on Tibnin (Photo shared by our correspondent Muntasser Abdallah)
Israel carried out an air strike at around 9.30 a.m. on the village of Deir Zahrani (Nabatieh), according to our correspondent in the region.
The strike targeted a building on the village’s main road, damaging other houses and several cars in the vicinity. The missile strike left a crater in the middle of the main road.
A second strike, carried out by a drone, targeted the village of Tibnin (Bint Jbeil) a few minutes later.
These attacks were carried out without any prior warning, just like those carried out during the night, where the vast majority of the targeted villages were not mentioned in Israeli evacuation threats issued on Sunday.
Intense Israeli bombardment in southern Lebanon throughout the night
According to reports from our correspondent in the region, Israel continued targeting areas across the south with airstrikes for much of the night. Israel targeted a house in Batoulieh, injuring three people.
Air strikes targeted the following towns between 9.30 p.m. last night and 4.30 a.m. this Monday morning: Mansouri, Batoulieh (Sour), Arnoun, Kfar Sir, Azze, Houmin Tahta (Nabatieh), Froun, Ghandourieh, Kherbet Selm, Kfar Dounine, Chaqra (Bint Jbeil), Rashaya al-Foukhar (Hasbaya), Kfar Houneh, the hills of Rihan (Jezzine), Arab Jal (Saida).
Some of these strikes could be heard as far away as Saida, where warplanes flew at low altitude, waking many residents, according to our correspondent.
Artillery fire also targeted a long string of villages in the Nabatieh district, north of the Litani River: Kfar Roummane, Habboush, Nabatieh Fawqa, Qaaqaaiyet al-Jisr, Zawtar Sharqieh, and Ali Taher Hill.
A search-and-clear operation was also carried out by Israeli soldiers in Khiam (Marjayoun).
In total, Israel bombed 35 towns on Sunday, whilst Israeli drones targeted four villages, and 19 others came under artillery fire. These attacks killed at least seven people, according to our tally, and many others wounded.
Latest figures released by the Health Ministry yesterday point to 2,988 people killed and 9,210 injured by Israeli strikes since the resumption of the war on March 2.
For its part, Hezbollah claimed responsibility for ten operations on Sunday, involving numerous explosive drone attacks against Israeli troops and vehicles across the occupied southern Lebanese villages.
Saudi Arabia says it intercepted three drones coming from Iraq
Saudi Arabia has intercepted three drones that entered its airspace on Sunday from Iraq, announced the Defense Ministry spokesperson, Major General Turki al-Maliki.
“On Sunday morning, three drones were intercepted and destroyed after entering the Kingdom’s airspace from Iraqi airspace,” the spokesman said in a statement, adding that Saudi Arabia would take “all necessary measures” to respond to attempts to undermine its sovereignty and security.
Israeli nighttime drone attack on Baalbeck kills Islamic Jihad leader and his 17-year-old daughter
Shortly after 1 a.m. this morning, an Israeli drone struck a flat located at the southern entrance to the town of Baalbeck in the Bekaa Valley, killing a Palestinian Islamic Jihad official, Wael Abdel Halim, according to our correspondent in the Bekaa Valley.
He was with his 17-year-old daughter, Rama Abdel Halim, who was also killed, whilst three other people were injured in the attack.
Dozens of people marched in the Jalil refugee camp for Palestinians on the outskirts of Baalbeck after the attack.
Another night-time air strike by the Israeli air force targeted a road near the Litani River in Sohmor (Western Bekaa), without causing any casualties.
Ghalibaf: US presence is 'source of insecurity'
Despite these tensions, diplomatic channels have not been completely severed, and Pakistan’s Home Minister, Mohsin Naqvi — whose country is attempting to act as a mediator — met in Tehran with Iran’s chief negotiator and Speaker of Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf.
In a social media post following the meeting, Ghalibaf offered no conciliatory words.
“Some states in the region believed that the U.S. presence would bring them security, but recent events show that this presence is not only incapable of providing security but is, moreover, a ‘source of insecurity’,” Ghalibaf stated.
Trump: 'Nothing will remain of Iran'
Donald Trump has issued fresh threats to annihilate Iran, two and a half months after the start of the war against Tehran, whilst a drone crashed near a nuclear site in the UAE, triggering a further rise in oil prices on Monday.
“Nothing will remain” of Iran if the country does not reach an agreement with the United States soon, the U.S. president warned on Sunday on his Truth Social platform, whilst the two countries have not spoken directly since talks in Pakistan in mid-April.
“Time is running out for Iran,” Donald Trump warned. The Iranians “would do well to act quickly, otherwise there will be nothing left of them,” added the Republican billionaire, who had already threatened in early April to wipe out “an entire civilization," before agreeing a cease-fire with Tehran.
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