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BEIRUT, Aug 15 (Reuters) – At least 11 people were BEIRUT, Aug 15 (Reuters) – At least 11 people were killed in Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon on Saturday, the Lebanese health ministry said, some of the deadliest in the weeks since the country agreed to a U.S.-mediated peace framework with neighbouring Israel. The Israeli military said it struck Hezbollah infrastructure overnight in what it describes as a security zone in southern Lebanon in response to actions against its soldiers there. Iran-backed Hezbollah said in a statement that the attacks would be “met with what they deserve”. The framework leaves Israeli troops inside occupied southern Lebanon until Hezbollah is disarmed and the Lebanese army takes control, ​terms the group has rejected as surrender. Lebanon’s official National News Agency said seven people were killed when Israeli warplanes struck a house in the southern village of Ansar, while four others were killed in a strike on the village of Deir El Zahrani. The seven people killed in Ansar included three children and two women, NNA said, adding that a total of 19 people were wounded in the attacks. At least 4,300 people have been killed in Lebanon in the latest round of hostilities since March 2.
Aug 15 (Reuters) – Qatar denied on Saturday that i Aug 15 (Reuters) – Qatar denied on Saturday that it was holding Iranian pilots, saying they had violated Qatari airspace in March and had failed to respond to attempts to contact them. A Qatari foreign ministry spokesperson said on X that search and rescue teams later found the remains of one of the pilots and that it had contacted Iran to coordinate a handover. The spokesperson said Tehran had yet to respond to an invitation to review details of its operations. The statement came after Iranian state news agency IRNA cited a senior military official as saying three Iranian pilots had been captured alive by Qatari forces after ejecting from fighter jets during a combat mission targeting a military base in Qatar. The official called on the International Committee of the Red Cross to follow up on their fate. IRNA said the mission took place during Iran‘s response to U.S. and Israeli attacks that started on February 28, which Tehran says were launched in part from bases in [Persian] Gulf Arab states. Qatar said it took measures to defend its territory after the pilots entered its airspace and did not respond to attempts to communicate with them. The U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran in February triggered a wider regional war, with Tehran striking targets in Israel and U.S. military facilities in the [Persian] Gulf. ​(Reporting by Enas Alashray in Cairo; Editing by Kirsten Donovan and Matthew Lewis)
By Humeyra Pamuk GARDEN CITY, New York, Aug 14 (Re By Humeyra Pamuk GARDEN CITY, New York, Aug 14 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump on Friday urged Americans to accept slightly higher gasoline prices as the cost of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and said he would soon declare the Strait of Hormuz a U.S territory. The comments underscore the growing political risk for Trump as higher fuel prices collide with his campaign promise to lower energy costs, with Democrats already seeking to make the economic fallout from the Iran war an issue heading into the November midterm elections. In a speech in Garden City, Trump said Americans who had to “pay a tiny little bit more for your gasoline” should remember that this was the cost of ensuring “a very evil country” could not have a nuclear weapon. “What we’re doing is a great service for the world, not only for ourselves … and we’re really doing a great job,” said Trump, adding he would never apologize for attacking Iran. Around roughly 20% of global oil and LNG shipments usually pass through the Strait of Hormuz and the potential for long-term disruption has pushed up oil prices. “After we finish defeating Iran … pretty soon I’ll be declaring the Hormuz Strait a territory of the United States,” said Trump, escalating his rhetoric over the vital waterway. It was unclear how seriously Trump intended the remark or whether it represented a new policy position.
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By Nilo Tabrizy, Catherine Cartier and Jonathan Sa By Nilo Tabrizy, Catherine Cartier and Jonathan Saul Aug 14 (Reuters) – Two slicks have appeared in Iranian waters, satellite imagery and video verified by Reuters show, as tit-for-tat attacks on oil tankers and other vessels by Iran and the United States spark concerns about environmental damage to the Persian Gulf. A potential environmental disaster is already unfolding off Oman outside of the Strait of Hormuz where a grounded tanker, the Caroline Bezengi, is leaking Russian crude oil in a protected marine area and has created a massive slick some estimates put at 2,000 square km. The Caroline Bezengi incident has not been linked to the Iran war. The two latest slicks are inside the Persian Gulf. One slick has appeared off the southern tip of Qeshm Island, the large dolphin-shaped island in the Strait of Hormuz close to Iran’s coast, pictures from Copernicus’s ​Sentinel-2 satellites showed. Wim Zwijnenburg, an environmental open-source researcher at Dutch peace organisation PAX, said the dark color in parts of the slick indicated it was heavy fuel oil, while a lighter diluted slick stretched around 160 km. A dark, bubbling liquid was spotted washing ashore on the beaches of Suza on Qeshm Island, contrasting with the turquoise water surrounding it, in a video posted on August 11 and verified by Reuters.
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