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Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium

Iran and Israel cease fighting but warn future attacks will trigger retaliation

Iran and Israel cease fighting but warn future attacks will trigger retaliation
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Israel and Iran have temporarily halted missile strikes against each other following a period of intense escalation. While both nations have warned of future retaliation, they are currently engaged in ceasefire discussions amid international pressure.

Why it matters

This de-escalation is critical for preventing a full-scale regional war in the Middle East that could have global economic and security consequences.

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Smoke rises from an Israeli strike near Tyre in southern Lebanon on June 8. ( AFP: Kawnut Haju )

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The article reports on statements from both sides and international actors without taking a definitive stance on the legitimacy of the strikes.

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