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Iran war live: Trump warns Netanyahu as Israel, Tehran halt fighting 

08 June 2026
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'We basically lost': Tel Aviv residents react after Israel-Iran strikes

By Lyndal Rowlands and Zaid Sabah

Published On 9 Jun 20269 Jun 2026

  • Iran and Israel have halted their mutual attacks, but Tehran has warned that strikes will resume if Israel continues its “aggression”, including in Lebanon.
  • US President Donald Trump told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “be careful, or you will be on your own very soon”, according to the Axios news site, as Israel’s strikes on Beirut and Iran threaten the US ceasefire with Tehran.

 

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