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Iran Fires After Beirut Strikes
Iran launches missiles at Israel after Beirut strikes, putting a fragile ceasefire and regional security at risk
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Iran launched missiles at Israel after Israeli strikes hit Beirut's southern suburbs, putting a fragile ceasefire and regional security at risk as Trump urged Netanyahu not to strike back.
- Frame 1Iran launches missiles at Israel after Beirut strikes, putting a fragile ceasefire and regional security at risk.
- Frame 2Tehran framed the barrage as retaliation after warning Israel of a decisive response to the Beirut attack.
- Frame 3Israel's military said air defenses intercepted the ballistic missiles as sirens sounded across northern Israel.
- Frame 4Trump urged Netanyahu not to strike back, saying retaliation could undercut U.S. negotiations with Tehran.
- Frame 5Israel threatened deeper attacks in Lebanon, while Iran warned it would act again if strikes continued.
- Frame 6The practical test now is whether Israeli restraint holds long enough for U.S.-Iran talks to continue.
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- Jun 8, 1:46 AM EDT
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