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Live Updates: Iran says deal with U.S. requires Israeli forces to leave Lebanon

Iran ties US nuclear deal to Israeli troop withdrawal from Lebanon amid fragile ceasefire

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The brief

Iran has stated that any agreement with the U.S. on its nuclear program is conditional on Israel withdrawing its forces from Lebanon, according to reports from *The Times of Israel* and *Military.com*. The demand follows a ceasefire that has allowed displaced families to return to war-torn Lebanese towns, though coverage notes the truce remains precarious.

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Quick answers

Is Iran’s demand linked to ongoing nuclear negotiations?

Coverage confirms Iran has framed its nuclear deal terms with the U.S. as contingent on Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon, but does not specify whether negotiations are actively underway.

How stable is the current ceasefire in Lebanon?

A fragile ceasefire is holding, allowing displaced families to return to damaged towns, though *Al Jazeera* describes it as ‘tenuous’ without further details on duration or enforcement.

Has Israel responded to Iran’s demand?

No direct response from Israel is mentioned in the provided coverage. Trump’s call for ‘responsibility’ is noted but not tied to a formal Israeli position.

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Iran-US nuclear talks Israel-Lebanon conflict Hezbollah Trump foreign policy Lebanese ceasefire

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