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    Monday, 25 May 2026 · UTC
  • SITREP3NotableMon, 25 May 2026IL09:36UTC06:36EST02:36

    Hezbollah Drone Kills IDF Soldier in South Lebanon as US-Iran Deal Hangs in Balance (May 25, 0636 UTC, 0936 Israel) (Morning Edition)

    A Hezbollah explosive drone killed an IDF soldier and seriously wounded another in southern Lebanon, while the US and Iran continued to negotiate a ceasefire deal that Israeli officials warn ignores Israel's security interests. The British navy is preparing to clear mines from the Strait of Hormuz once a deal is signed, though a US official says no mines have been found. Northern Israeli mayors say the emerging deal would be a 'death blow' if Hezbollah remains intact.

  • Sunday, 24 May 2026 · UTC
  • SITREP2RoutineSun, 24 May 2026IL18:33UTC15:33EST11:33

    Trump Says Iran Deal ‘Largely Negotiated’ as Hezbollah Drone Hits Northern Israel and IDF Dismantles Tunnel (May 24, 1533 UTC, 1833 Israel) (Evening Edition)

    President Trump announced a US-Iran ceasefire deal is ‘largely negotiated,’ while a Hezbollah explosive drone detonated in northern Israel without injuries and the IDF dismantled a 100-meter Hezbollah tunnel in southern Lebanon. Israel expressed deep concerns over the emerging deal’s nuclear terms, and Bahrain sentenced nine to life for IRGC-linked terror plots.

  • SITREP3NotableSun, 24 May 2026IL09:22UTC06:22EST02:22

    Trump Says Iran Deal ‘Largely Negotiated’ as Hezbollah Drone Kills IDF Soldier in Northern Israel (May 24, 0622 UTC, 0922 Israel) (Morning Edition)

    A Hezbollah explosive drone killed an IDF soldier and wounded two others in northern Israel, while President Trump announced that a US-Iran ceasefire deal is ‘largely negotiated’ and would reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The proposed 60-day truce includes a halt to Israel-Hezbollah fighting and talks on Iran’s highly enriched uranium, but Israeli officials and senior US Republicans have sharply criticized the emerging terms. Anti-government protests drew around 2,000 people across Israel, and a gunman was shot dead after firing near the White House.

  • Saturday, 23 May 2026 · UTC
  • SITREP3NotableSat, 23 May 2026IL18:30UTC15:30EST11:30

    Hezbollah Quadcopters Hit Iron Dome Platforms as US-Iran Ceasefire Extension Nears and France Bans Ben-Gvir (May 23, 1530 UTC, 1830 Israel) (Evening Edition)

    Hezbollah launched coordinated quadcopter strikes on Israeli Iron Dome platforms in the western Galilee, while the IDF struck Hezbollah sites in Beqaa and Tyre overnight. The US and Iran are reportedly close to a 60-day ceasefire extension, with Pakistan’s army chief mediating in Tehran. France banned Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir over his treatment of Gaza flotilla activists, and an IRGC-linked operative was extradited to the US for plotting to assassinate Ivanka Trump.

  • SITREP3NotableSat, 23 May 2026IL10:03UTC07:03EST03:03

    Overnight Israeli Strikes Hit Bekaa and Tyre as US Readies New Iran Attacks (May 23, 0703 UTC, 1003 Israel) (Morning Edition)

    Israeli warplanes struck targets in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley and Tyre overnight, while the IDF intercepted a suspected drone near Kiryat Shmona. Hezbollah claimed it forced an Israeli Heron 1 drone to retreat with a surface-to-air missile. The US is preparing a fresh round of strikes on Iran, with military staff canceling weekend leave, though no final decision has been made. Iran’s foreign minister accused the US of excessive demands in talks, as Pakistan’s army chief shuttled between Tehran and Washington. In Gaza, Israeli forces struck central refugee camps despite a ceasefire. A report revealed Iran moved billions through Binance to fund military networks.

  • Friday, 22 May 2026 · UTC
  • SITREP3NotableSat, 23 May 2026IL00:28UTC21:28EST17:28

    Hezbollah Drones Hit Northern Israel as US-Iran Talks Inch Forward and Intel Chief Resigns (May 22, 2128 UTC, 0028 Israel) (Morning Edition)

    Hezbollah launched multiple explosive-drone attacks on northern Israel on Friday, triggering sirens and reportedly causing impacts, while the IDF struck Hezbollah operatives in southern Lebanon. US-Iran ceasefire talks saw slight progress, with Pakistan’s army chief visiting Tehran as a mediator, but deadlock persists over uranium stockpiles and Strait of Hormuz tolls. US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard resigned, citing her husband’s health, amid reports she was forced out over Iran war dissent. Freed Gaza flotilla activists alleged sexual abuse and other mistreatment in Israeli custody, which Israel denied.

  • SITREP3NotableFri, 22 May 2026IL18:12UTC15:12EST11:12

    Hezbollah Drone Swarms Hit Northern Israel as US-Iran Draft Deal Sidesteps Nuclear Issue (May 22, 1512 UTC, 1812 Israel) (Evening Edition)

    Hezbollah launched multiple explosive-drone attacks on Israeli positions along the Lebanon border on Friday, with the IDF confirming several impacts inside Israeli territory and a serious security incident involving casualties. Israeli strikes across southern Lebanon killed at least 11 people, including paramedics, according to Lebanese health authorities. Meanwhile, a draft US-Iran ceasefire framework circulated by Saudi media would pause hostilities and open the Strait of Hormuz but explicitly excludes the nuclear file, as Iran rejects uranium export demands and asserts expanded maritime claims.

  • SITREP3NotableFri, 22 May 2026IL09:29UTC06:29EST02:29

    US Delays Iran War Powers Vote as Hezbollah MPs Sanctioned and Border Clash Kills Two (May 22, 0629 UTC, 0929 Israel) (Morning Edition)

    US House Republicans abruptly delayed a vote on a war powers resolution that would have limited President Trump’s authority to strike Iran, as the administration sanctioned nine Hezbollah-linked Lebanese officials. On the ground, the IDF killed two armed suspects approaching the Israel-Lebanon border, while an Israeli strike on a Civil Defense center in Hanaweih killed four paramedics. Diplomatic signals between Washington and Tehran continued, with both sides citing progress but stuck on uranium enrichment and Hormuz tolls.

  • Thursday, 21 May 2026 · UTC
  • SITREP3NotableThu, 21 May 2026IL19:13UTC16:13EST12:13

    Khamenei Bars Uranium Transfer as Iran Rebuilds Military and Hezbollah Strikes South Lebanon (May 21, 1613 UTC, 1913 Israel) (Evening Edition)

    Iran’s Supreme Leader has ordered that the country’s near-weapons-grade enriched uranium stockpile must remain in Iran, directly countering a key US and Israeli demand for any peace deal. Meanwhile, US intelligence assesses that Iran is rebuilding its military capabilities—including drone production—faster than expected during the ceasefire. In southern Lebanon, Hezbollah continued attacks on Israeli forces with drones and missiles, while Israel deported all foreign activists from the intercepted Gaza flotilla amid international condemnation of a video showing National Security Minister Ben-Gvir taunting detainees.

  • SITREP3NotableThu, 21 May 2026IL09:27UTC06:27EST02:27

    Hezbollah Drone Strikes Wound 10 IDF Soldiers as Knesset Advances Dissolution and Iran Reviews US Proposal (May 21, 0627 UTC, 0927 Israel) (Morning Edition)

    Hezbollah drone attacks wounded 10 Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon, including a brigade commander and a combat photographer, as the Knesset overwhelmingly advanced a bill to dissolve parliament. Iran confirmed it is reviewing a US proposal delivered via Pakistan, while President Trump said talks are in 'final stages' and warned of renewed strikes if no deal is reached. The US lifted sanctions on UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, and settler violence flared in the West Bank.