CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX – June 11 2026
CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX – June 11 2026
Thursday, June 11, 2026
🟡 WAR DAY 102 | BREAKTHROUGH: PAKISTAN PM DECLARES US–IRAN DEAL TEXT AGREED | TRUMP CANCELS IRAN STRIKES | OIL FALLS $3 | DEAL INCLUDES LEBANON | NETANYAHU: “NO DEAL” — NOT A PARTY | IDF POISED TO STORM NABATIEH — SECRET LITANI CROSSING | 3,711 KILLED IN LEBANON | 300+ IDF STRIKES IN ONE WEEK | UN SECRETARY-GENERAL: “SERIOUS ESCALATION”
INDEX LEVEL: 🟡 ELEVATED — CRITICAL BASELINE WITH DIPLOMATIC BREAKTHROUGHOVERALL INDEX: 78/100 TREND: ⬇️ FIRST SIGNIFICANT DE-ESCALATION SIGNAL IN 102 DAYS — Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif declared a “final, agreed upon text of the peace deal has been reached” between the US and Iran on Thursday June 12 (Islamabad time) / Thursday June 11 evening (Beirut time); Trump cancelled planned new strikes on Iran citing “great settlement”; oil fell sharply; Iranian FM Araghchi said MoU “has never been closer”; deal reportedly includes Lebanon and end of hostilities on all fronts; 60-day ceasefire extension; phased Hormuz reopening; sanctions relief. CRITICAL CAVEATS: Netanyahu says Israel is NOT party to the deal and will NOT withdraw from Lebanon; IDF 36th Division secretly crossed the Litani River and is poised to storm Nabatieh city; Israeli strikes on Lebanon continued all day — 3,711 total dead; IDF launched 300+ strikes in south Lebanon in one week; UN Secretary-General warned of “serious escalation”; deal text has not been formally signed and Iran has said no decision made yet. The war on Lebanese soil is not over. But for the first time in 102 days, peace is measurably closer.
🚨 THE BREAKTHROUGH — JUNE 11, 2026
After 102 days of war, three rounds of direct Iran–Israel exchanges, a collapsed Hormuz, Indian sailors killed, Bahrain struck, and 3,711 Lebanese dead — Thursday June 11 brought the first credible signal of a genuine diplomatic resolution to the US–Iran war.
The sequence:
Morning (Beirut time): Trump threatened new strikes on Iran. Markets fell. Oil rose toward $92.
Afternoon: Trump cancelled the planned strikes. He said a “great settlement” had been reached and that he believed Iran had approved the framework.
Evening (Beirut time) / Morning June 12 (Islamabad): Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif posted: “A final, agreed upon text of the peace deal has been reached. Pakistan is now working closely with both sides to finalize. Peace has never been this close as it is now.”
Iranian FM Araghchi confirmed: the MoU “has never been closer.” He urged media not to speculate about content and said “all details will be shared with the public in due course.” Trump reshared Araghchi’s post on Truth Social.
Oil reacted immediately: Brent fell $3.37 (3.6%) to $89.73/barrel. WTI fell $3.20 to $86.83/barrel.
📋 WHAT THE DEAL REPORTEDLY CONTAINS
Multiple sources — NBC News, RFERL, Al Jazeera, The Hill, The National Desk, Time — have reported on the draft MoU contents. These are confirmed elements from multiple credible outlets:
| Element | Detail |
|---|---|
| Structure | 60-day ceasefire extension (from existing ceasefire) |
| Name | “The Islamabad Agreement” |
| Signing ceremony | VP JD Vance expected to participate; possibly this weekend in Europe |
| Lebanon | Deal reportedly includes end of hostilities “on all fronts including Lebanon” |
| Hormuz | Phased reopening; no US role in administration (joint Iran-Oman); no tolls clause disputed by Trump |
| Nuclear | Iran commits not to develop nuclear weapons; nuclear program details to be finalized in subsequent 60-day negotiation window; enrichment right disputed |
| Blockade | Phased lifting of US naval blockade of Iranian ports |
| Sanctions | Sanctions relief on oil/petrochemicals; gradual restoration of Iran’s financial access |
| Frozen assets | Immediate release of a portion upon signing |
| Brokered by | Qatar and Pakistan jointly |
What is disputed / NOT agreed:
- Iran (Fars agency, close to negotiating team): “Iran has not approved any text”
- Trump: claimed Iran’s leaked terms have “no relation to the truth” on tolls and enrichment
- VP Vance: “No cash to Iran for simply signing a deal or attending a meeting”
- Netanyahu: Israel is NOT a party to any deal; will not withdraw from Lebanon
The 14-point draft outline confirmed by a Pakistani diplomat to journalist Sajjad includes: “immediate de-escalation, end of hostilities across all fronts including Lebanon, US non-interference pledge, phased lifting of maritime blockade, sanctions relief on oil/petrochemicals, and gradual restoration of Iran’s financial access.”
⚠️ THE CRITICAL DISCONNECT — ISRAEL AND LEBANON
This is the most important fact for Lebanon today, and it is not being reported prominently enough:
The US–Iran deal — even if signed — does not bind Israel.
Netanyahu told his cabinet on June 11: “At the moment, there is no deal because Hezbollah has refused to accept its terms. Hezbollah is opposed, and therefore I am not making a decision.” He refused to call a cabinet vote.
Netanyahu’s office confirmed that Trump has vowed any deal will include commitments to remove Iran’s enriched nuclear material. But Netanyahu welcomed only the nuclear commitments — not Lebanon provisions.
Defence Minister Katz stated explicitly: Israel also expects Trump to uphold Israeli interests including weakening Iran’s missile program and proxy network. Israel will not pull out of the zones it is occupying in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza. Israel will not withdraw from northern refugee camps in the West Bank.
IDF 36th Division secret Litani crossing: In one of the most significant military developments of the war, the IDF 36th Division secretly built a new bridge across the Litani River in a valley that was not under Hezbollah surveillance, crossed with armoured vehicles undetected, and is now operating on the outskirts of Arnoun — just a few kilometres from Nabatieh city. The IDF is now poised to storm Nabatieh, one of Hezbollah’s primary strongholds, depending on decisions by Israeli political leaders.
This means: even if the US-Iran deal is signed this weekend, the IDF ground war in Lebanon is at a potential new peak. A Nabatieh offensive — the largest Lebanese city yet to face a ground assault — would be a dramatic escalation of the ground war regardless of what Washington and Tehran sign.
📅 JUNE 11 LEBANON — WHAT HAPPENED ON THE GROUND
Strikes on June 11:
- Choukine village (Marjayoun area, south Lebanon): AFP photo confirmed smoke from Israeli airstrike
- Nabatieh city: AFP confirmed multiple Israeli airstrikes, smoke rising over city
- IDF 36th Division operating on outskirts of Arnoun (south of Nabatieh)
- One IDF soldier moderately injured by Hezbollah drone in south Lebanon
- IDF launched more than 300 strikes in southern Lebanon over the past week (confirmed by NBC News liveblog June 11)
Lebanon death toll update: Al Jazeera confirmed as of June 11: Israeli attacks have killed at least 3,711 people and wounded 11,483 since March 2. Among the dead: at least 247 children and 132 health workers.
June 22 Washington talks — now upgraded: Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr reported from Beirut: “On June 22, there are going to be political and security discussions with Israel in Washington.” President Aoun has briefed Lebanese army commanders. Lebanon’s government insists it is not part of US-Iran negotiations. “Iran does not speak on behalf of Lebanon,” Aoun has stated. This is a struggle for Lebanese sovereignty.
Lebanon’s position on the deal: Lebanon’s government insists the deal must include Lebanon but that Iran cannot negotiate on Lebanon’s behalf. The June 22 talks remain Lebanon’s official diplomatic track — separate from but parallel to the Iran-US deal.
UN Secretary-General warning: UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned of a “serious escalation” along the Lebanon-Israel frontier and urged all parties to pursue a diplomatic path.
Israeli strikes also hit:
- A mosque and clinic in Deir ez-Zahrani on June 10 (Wednesday evening) — killing at least 3 people (NNA)
- Tayr Debba: 9 killed on Wednesday
- Deir Qanoun en-Nahr: 3 killed on Wednesday
- Tyre city: 1 killed on Wednesday These figures from Wednesday (carried into Thursday reporting) contribute to the updated 3,711 cumulative total.
🗺️ JUNE 11 GOVERNORATE-BY-GOVERNORATE ASSESSMENT
| Governorate | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| South Lebanon — Nabatieh | 🔴 MAXIMUM DANGER + IMMINENT OFFENSIVE | IDF 36th Division on outskirts of Arnoun. Secret Litani crossing completed. Nabatieh city under heavy air strikes. City offensive imminent pending Israeli political decision |
| South Lebanon — Tyre | 🔴 MAXIMUM DANGER | Evacuation order from June 9 persists. Strikes continuing |
| South Lebanon — Marjayoun / Choukine | 🔴 MAXIMUM DANGER | Choukine struck June 11 (AFP photo). IDF 36th Division operating in Wadi Saluki area |
| South Lebanon (general) | 🔴 MAXIMUM DANGER | 300+ IDF strikes in one week. Ground forces advancing. 3,711 killed total |
| Beqaa / Baalbek-Hermel | 🔴 HIGH DANGER | IDF ongoing operations. Hezbollah supply lines |
| South Beirut / Dahiyeh | 🔴 HIGH DANGER — REDUCED FROM CRITICAL | No strike today. Iran–US deal momentum reduces Dahiyeh strike risk short-term. But IDF Katz pledge remains in force |
| Beirut (general) | ⚠️ ELEVATED — IMPROVING | Deal optimism reduces immediate Beirut risk. Airport operating. Exercise caution |
| Mount Lebanon | ✅ CALM | No strikes. Deal optimism |
| North Lebanon | ✅ CALM | No strikes |
| Akkar | ✅ CALM | No strikes |
| Ports / supply chain | 🟡 IMPROVING | Hormuz deal provisions: if signed, phased reopening. Oil fell $3. Short-term improvement in outlook |
🚗 JUNE 11 TRAVEL STATUS
| Zone | Status |
|---|---|
| Nabatieh city | 🔴 MAXIMUM DANGER — IDF on outskirts; city offensive imminent; 300+ strikes past week; DO NOT ENTER |
| Tyre (entire city) | 🔴 EVACUATION ORDER persists — do not enter |
| All areas south of Zahrani River | 🔴 IDF declared danger zone |
| South Lebanon (general) | ❌ DO NOT ENTER — active strikes; IDF 36th Division advancing |
| Choukine / Marjayoun area | 🔴 Active strikes June 11 |
| Dahiyeh / South Beirut | ⚠️ HIGH CAUTION — no strike today; improved but still dangerous |
| Bekaa Valley | 🔴 HIGH DANGER |
| Baalbek-Hermel | 🔴 HIGH |
| Beirut (non-Dahiyeh) | ⚠️ ELEVATED — improved slightly with deal optimism; continue normal precautions |
| Mount Lebanon | ✅ Calm |
| North Lebanon | ✅ Calm |
| Masnaa Border Crossing | ✅ OPEN — monitor |
| Rafic Hariri Airport | ✅ OPERATING — improved outlook with deal optimism |
| Strait of Hormuz | 🟡 IMPROVING — deal includes phased reopening; CENTCOM shot down 2 Iranian drones early June 12 (latest incident); US denies effective closure |
| Red Sea | ⚠️ Elevated — Houthi activity |
📊 CUMULATIVE STATISTICS — JUNE 11, 2026 (WAR DAY 102)
| Metric | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Lebanon killed | 3,711 | Lebanese Ministry of Public Health (Al Jazeera June 11) |
| Lebanon wounded | 11,483 | Lebanese Ministry of Public Health |
| Children killed | 247 | Lebanese Ministry of Public Health |
| Health workers killed | 132 | Lebanese Ministry of Public Health |
| IDF strikes in south Lebanon — past week | 300+ | NBC News June 11 |
| IDF soldiers killed in Lebanon | 29 | Multiple sources |
| Displaced in Lebanon | 1.2 million+ | Lebanese authorities |
| Hospitals damaged or closed | 62 | OCHA |
| Schools used as shelters | ~450 | OCHA |
| People facing acute food insecurity | ~1 million | OCHA |
| Cost of water/fuel/electricity increase | 33%+ nationally; 70%+ in conflict areas | OCHA |
| Brent crude — June 11 close | $90.38/barrel (fell from $91+ on deal news) | RFERL |
| WTI crude — June 11 close | $87.71/barrel | RFERL |
| Deal status | Text reportedly agreed; not yet signed; Iran “no decision made yet”; signing possible this weekend | Multiple sources |
🔑 KEY STATEMENTS — JUNE 11, 2026
| Actor | Statement |
|---|---|
| Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif | “A final, agreed upon text of the peace deal has been reached. Peace has never been this close as it is now.” |
| Iran FM Araghchi | MoU “has never been closer.” Urged media not to speculate. “All details will be shared in due course.” |
| Trump | Cancelled planned strikes. Said “great settlement” reached. Believes Iran approved framework. Reshared Araghchi post. |
| Trump | Said Iran’s leaked terms have “no relation to the truth” on Hormuz tolls. |
| VP Vance | “No cash to Iran for simply signing a deal or attending a meeting. Deal is structured to ensure the US…” |
| Iran (Fars / negotiating team source) | “Iran has not approved any text for an initial MoU.” |
| Netanyahu | “At the moment there is no deal because Hezbollah has refused to accept its terms. I am not making a decision.” Refused cabinet vote. Israel NOT party to deal. |
| IDF Def. Min. Katz | Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon, Syria, or Gaza. Expects Trump to weaken Iran missile program and proxy network. |
| IDF (36th Division official) | Division secretly crossed Litani, now at Arnoun outskirts. Poised to advance into Nabatieh or elsewhere “depending on decisions of Israeli leaders.” |
| UN Sec-Gen Guterres | Warned of “serious escalation” along Lebanon-Israel frontier. Urged diplomatic path. |
| Lebanon President Aoun (via Al Jazeera) | “Iran does not speak on behalf of Lebanon.” June 22 Washington talks to include political and security discussions. |
| Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr | “Lebanon’s government insists it is not part of US-Iran negotiations. This is part of a struggle for sovereignty.” |
🛡️ CIS SECURITY — JUNE 11 ASSESSMENT & GUIDANCE
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⬇️ CIS POSTURE: LEVEL 4 — HIGH ALERT (Reduced from Level 5 on June 8)
CIS is reducing posture from Level 5 (Maximum Alert) to Level 4 (High Alert) in recognition of the significant diplomatic breakthrough on June 11. The Pakistan PM’s declaration of an agreed deal text, Trump’s cancellation of Iran strikes, and the sharp oil price fall are genuine positive signals — the most credible de-escalation news in 102 days.
However, CIS emphatically cautions:
The IDF is poised to storm Nabatieh — a city of over 100,000 people — with armoured forces secretly positioned at its doorstep. This is a potentially catastrophic ground escalation that could unfold simultaneously with a US-Iran peace signing. The war on Lebanese soil is not over. It may be about to enter its bloodiest urban phase yet.
WHAT THE DEAL MEANS FOR LEBANON — AND WHAT IT DOES NOT
IF the deal is signed:
- US–Iran direct strikes halt (60-day extension)
- Hormuz phased reopening → fuel prices stabilise → Lebanon supply chain pressure eases
- Iran under deal pressure to restrain Hezbollah
- June 22 Washington talks gain new urgency and framework
- Beirut and non-combat zones: return to relative normalcy possible
- Diplomatic path to IDF withdrawal from south Lebanon opens (but is not guaranteed)
WHAT THE DEAL DOES NOT DO (even if signed):
- Does NOT bind Israel — Netanyahu has said so explicitly
- Does NOT require IDF withdrawal from Lebanon
- Does NOT end fighting in south Lebanon or Nabatieh
- Does NOT stop the pending IDF offensive on Nabatieh
- Does NOT reopen Nabatieh, Tyre, or south Lebanon to displaced families
- Does NOT return the 55+ IDF-occupied villages
ZONE-BY-ZONE GUIDANCE — JUNE 11
NABATIEH: DO NOT ENTER. This is now the single most dangerous location in Lebanon. The IDF 36th Division has secretly advanced to Arnoun, just kilometres from the city. A ground offensive is imminent pending Israeli political approval. Air strikes continue. Evacuate if you are in the area.
TYRE: Evacuation order persists. Do not enter.
SOUTH LEBANON (general): Do not enter. 300+ strikes in one week. IDF actively advancing.
DAHIYEH / SOUTH BEIRUT: Deal optimism reduces the immediate Iran-response risk. However, IDF pledge to strike Dahiyeh for any Hezbollah northern attack remains in force. Exercise caution. Do not treat deal news as security clearance.
BEIRUT (general): Elevated but improving. Airport operating. Normal operations with continued vigilance.
BEKAA: High danger. Ongoing IDF operations.
MOUNT LEBANON / NORTH: Calm. Normal operations.
AIRPORT / MASNAA: Both operating. Deal optimism is positive for airport continuity.
WHAT CIS IS WATCHING — THE CRITICAL 48–72 HOURS
- Is the deal formally signed this weekend? The signing could happen “possibly in Europe” with VP Vance. If signed: transformative. If it collapses again: oil rebounds, strikes resume, Lebanon back to maximum danger.
- Does the IDF storm Nabatieh? The 36th Division is at the gates. This decision is in the hands of Israeli political leaders. A Nabatieh ground offensive — a major urban battle — would be the largest single escalation of the ground war yet and would produce mass casualties. It could also collapse deal momentum.
- Does Hezbollah accept the Lebanon terms? The deal reportedly includes “end of hostilities on all fronts including Lebanon.” Hezbollah has rejected every ceasefire framework so far. If Hezbollah rejects this too, Israel has said it will continue. This remains the fundamental obstacle.
- June 22 Washington talks: Now upgraded in importance. Lebanon’s government is preparing. Army commanders have been briefed. This is Lebanon’s own diplomatic track — separate from what Iran and the US sign.
- Hormuz reopening: If the deal is signed and Hormuz reopens even partially, Lebanon’s fuel situation and economic pressure will ease measurably within days.
📞 EMERGENCY CONTACTS — JUNE 11, 2026
CIS Security 24/7: +961-3-539900 | info@cissecurity.net | www.cissecurity.net US Embassy Emergency: +1-202-501-4444 | BeirutACS@state.gov Lebanese Red Cross: 1760 Civil Defence: 125 ISF: 112 National Mental Health Lifeline: 1564 (24/7 — confidential) MSF Lebanon: +961-1-744-414
⚠️ FINAL ASSESSMENT — WAR DAY 102, JUNE 11, 2026
The most hopeful day in 102 days — and the most dangerous moment on Lebanese soil yet.
Peace has, as Pakistan’s PM said, “never been this close.” Oil fell. Strikes on Iran paused. An agreed text exists. The word “Lebanon” is reportedly inside the deal.
And yet: on the same day, the IDF secretly crossed the Litani River, placed armoured vehicles at the gates of Nabatieh, and is waiting for the political command to storm one of the largest cities in the south. Three thousand seven hundred and eleven people are dead. Two hundred and forty-seven of them were children.
The gap between what is being negotiated in Washington, Islamabad, and Tehran — and what is happening on the ground in Nabatieh — is the entire story of this war. It has never been wider.
CIS will issue an emergency update the moment the deal is formally signed, or if the Nabatieh offensive begins.
We remain at your service, 24/7.
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CIS Lebanon Security Index™ | Thursday, June 11 / Friday, June 12, 2026 | WAR DAY 102 Sources: Times of Israel liveblog June 11, 2026 (IDF 36th Division secret Litani crossing; Arnoun outskirts; Nabatieh offensive imminent; Netanyahu “no deal” Hezbollah refused; refused cabinet vote; full quote; IDF soldier moderately injured drone; IDF 36th Division Wadi Saluki photo); Times of Israel “IDF poised for offensive against Hezbollah in Nabatieh” (June 11, 2026 — 36th Division details; Litani bridge built covertly; armoured vehicles crossed undetected; division could advance into Nabatieh or elsewhere; senior IDF officer statement; Israel stepped up offensive amid northern Israel anger); Al Jazeera “One injured as Israel hits southern Lebanon with air raids, artillery” (June 12, 2026 / June 11 reporting — 3,711 killed 11,483 wounded March 2; 247 children 132 health workers; draft deal provides framework “all fronts including Lebanon”; Lebanon govt not party to US-Iran negotiations; Aoun “Iran does not speak on behalf of Lebanon”; June 22 Washington political and security discussions; Lebanese army commanders briefed; Zeina Khodr “struggle for sovereignty”); Al Jazeera “Iran war updates: Trump cancels strikes says deal approved” (June 11, 2026 — live page closed; UN Sec-Gen Guterres “serious escalation” Lebanon-Israel frontier); NBC News liveblog “US-Iran drones Trump deal war Hormuz” June 11–12, 2026 (300+ IDF strikes south Lebanon past week; prospective agreement includes Lebanon; 60-day extension; ceasefire effectively collapsed this week; Islamabad Agreement name; signing ceremony Vance possibly this weekend Europe; mosque clinic Deir ez-Zahrani 3 killed June 10 evening; Tayr Debba 9 killed Wednesday; Deir Qanoun en-Nahr 3 killed Wednesday; Tyre 1 killed Wednesday; Iran’s nuclear program finalized in 60-day window; Hormuz joint Iran-Oman no US role; 14-point draft immediate de-escalation all fronts Lebanon); RFERL “Pakistan PM says final text US-Iran peace deal reached” (June 11–12, 2026 — Sharif quote “final agreed upon text”; Araghchi MoU “never been closer” quote; Trump cancelled strikes “great settlement”; Brent fell $2.72 to $90.38 June 11; WTI fell $2.32 to $87.71; Brent trading $88.40–$88.65 June 12 Asia; WTI near $86.00–$86.70; CENTCOM shot down 2 Iranian drones near Hormuz June 12 early; tanker M/T Jalveer Guinea-Bissau flagged disabled June 10 CENTCOM); The Hill/AP “US and Iran have agreed to wording of deal” (June 11–12, 2026 — Sharif “peace has never been this close”; AP dateline Islamabad; Pakistan working closely with both sides; Araghchi quote; Iran not party to separate Israel deal; Netanyahu determined to continue; Katz Israel will not withdraw Lebanon Syria Gaza; Iran’s nuclear details in 60-day subsequent window); The National Desk/TNND (Katz statement Israel expects Trump uphold Israeli interests; weaken Iran missile proxy; will not withdraw from Lebanon Syria Gaza occupied West Bank northern camps; deal “based on American interests”); Time “Trump Says Iran’s Leaked Peace Deal Terms Have No Relation to the Truth” (June 12, 2026 — Trump dismissal Hormuz tolls; Vance “no cash to Iran”; deal structured performance-based; Iranian FM Araghchi urges no speculation; Sharif confirmation; contradictory reports Tehran Washington; Trump reshared Araghchi Truth Social; Jim Lo Scalzo Getty Trump Oval Office photo June 11); Dawn.com live June 11 (AFP photos Choukine smoke Marjayoun; AFP Nabatieh smoke airstrikes; Iran Fars “has not approved any text MoU”; Reuters citing Fars informed source; Netanyahu office Trump vowed deal include commitments remove enriched nuclear material; UN Sec-Gen Guterres “serious escalation” quote; oil fell after Trump cancelled strikes $89.73); ABC News Iran live June 11–12 (Pakistan PM Sharif “final agreed upon text peace deal”; Iran “final deliberations”; US moving forward signing ceremony plans deal still needs final Iran approval; CENTCOM shot down 2 Iranian drones near Hormuz early June 12 reportedly fire on transiting vessel); Newsweek “Every Time Trump Threatened and Cancelled Iran Strikes” (June 11, 2026 — Trump threatened strikes June 11 before cancelling same day citing negotiations progress; pattern of escalation and retreat); Democracy Now headlines June 11 (US continues strikes Iran second day; US attacks tanker 3 Indian sailors; US inflation highest 3 years driven gas prices); OCHA Lebanon (62 hospitals damaged or closed; 450 schools sheltering displaced; 1 million facing acute food insecurity; water fuel electricity 33% increase nationally 70% conflict zones); Newsweek/CBS/NBC background (1 million displaced food insecurity; price pressure fuel water electricity; learning loss 450 schools used as shelters). All Lebanon casualty figures from Lebanese Ministry of Public Health confirmed by Al Jazeera June 11–12, 2026. IDF military claims from official IDF statements. Deal content from multiple international outlets — not yet officially confirmed by both parties. Index compiled: Thursday June 11 / Friday June 12, 2026 — Beirut time.
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