The first round of talks ended on Sunday (June 21) at the Lake Lucerne Summit organized for peace talks between Iran and America. During the talks, both sides agreed to form a high level committee. After the end of the meeting, Qatar and Pakistan issued a joint statement claiming the formation of four major committees. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi approved the joint statement.

Lake Lucerne (Lucerne) Summit; Four committees will be formed

1. high level committee– This committee will have a political nature. Will keep an eye on the talks. The chief negotiator will report to this committee.

2. Lead Working Groups– These groups will work on Iran’s nuclear program and sanctions. (There will be separate groups for these important issues).

3. Monitoring and Dispute Resolution Group– It will decide whether the issues of the MOU are being implemented or not.

4. de-conflict cell – To Lebanon.

What did Araghchi say on US-Iran talks?

The first round of talks regarding a 14-point agreement between Iran and America has ended. After this, Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said on Monday (June 22) that very good progress has been made in stopping the ongoing war in Lebanon. He has called this conversation the first real test between the two countries.

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In a post on social media platform

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He wrote, ‘Due to the tireless mediation of Pakistan and Qatar, major progress has been made towards ending the Lebanon war. Oil and petrochemical exports have been relaxed, the blockade has been lifted, some seized assets have been released and a major reconstruction and development plan for Iran has been launched.

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Efforts to stop the ongoing conflict between Lebanon and Israel have suffered a major setback. After the death of at least four people in Israeli attacks in Lebanon, Hezbollah has completely rejected the new ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Lebanese government. Meanwhile, the ongoing fighting between the two sides has made efforts to establish peace in the region more difficult.

Hezbollah called the agreement insulting

Hezbollah chief Naim Qassim called the new agreement absurd, insulting and insulting in a written statement broadcast on television. He said the agreement calls for the withdrawal of Hezbollah fighters from southern Lebanon, which for them is tantamount to surrender, defeat and fulfillment of the enemy’s objectives. Naim Qasim clearly said that his priority is to end the Israeli aggression, implement a ceasefire and ensure the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon. He also reiterated that Hezbollah has not made any promises to stop the fighting. He said, “As long as our villages are not safe, as they continue to be bombed and destroyed and our people continue to be killed, northern Israel will not be safe either.”

Four people died in Israeli attacks

Hezbollah’s reaction came at a time when at least four people were killed in Israeli strikes, according to local officials. During the conflict, a soldier of the United Nations Peace Mission was also killed in the crossfire. On the other hand, an Israeli soldier has also died during the fighting in southern Lebanon.

Shortly after Naeem Qasim’s statement, sirens warning of drone attacks started sounding in many border areas of northern Israel. These included Shlomi Kasba, where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and several ministers were meeting with local officials. According to the Prime Minister’s Office, Netanyahu had left the scene shortly before the sirens sounded. Israeli media also confirmed this.

Trying to stop drone attacks

The Israeli army later said that the sirens were used in an attempt to stop the drones, which fell near soldiers deployed in southern Lebanon. However, there is no information about anyone being injured in this incident. Israeli Army Chief Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir admitted that due to the ongoing war, there is increasing pressure on the cities and towns of northern Israel. He said that Israel’s military actions in Iran and Lebanon have created a new security situation in the region. According to Jamir, due to these operations the capabilities of Iran and Hezbollah have been weakened to an unprecedented level.

Army reached village in southern Lebanon

According to state-run media, on Thursday afternoon the Lebanese army, in coordination with UN peacekeepers, reached the village of Dibbin in southern Lebanon. This step was taken when the Israeli army vacated the area which had witnessed fierce fighting in recent days.
This is the first time since the latest Israel-Hezbollah war that started about three months ago that the Israeli army has retreated from an area in southern Lebanon.

Global efforts being affected by conflict

Israel’s occupation of large parts of southern Lebanon and ongoing fighting are also hampering efforts to end the Iran war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait of Hormuz is an important route for oil and gas transportation. Due to its impact, pressure on the global economy has also increased. Iran has demanded that any permanent ceasefire agreement include Lebanon.

Different signals from Netanyahu and Trump

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces elections this year, says Israel will continue its campaign until Hezbollah completely ceases to be a threat. At the same time, US President Donald Trump, while downplaying the diplomatic deadlock and the failure of the ceasefire, said that in the Middle East, “ceasefire means that there will be less firing than before.”

Amidst the ongoing tension in the Middle East, Israel and Lebanon have agreed to implement a ceasefire on Wednesday. However, both the countries have clarified that this ceasefire will be effective only when the Iran-backed organization Hezbollah completely stops attacks and firing. This information was given in a joint statement issued after the US-led talks in Washington.

Agreement reached on implementation of ceasefire

According to the joint statement, Israel and Lebanon have agreed to implement a ceasefire. However, both countries stressed that for the ceasefire to be successful, it is necessary to completely stop all types of military activities and attacks by Hezbollah. It is noteworthy that there are no formal diplomatic relations between Israel and Lebanon, but talks are going on between the two sides regarding regional stability.

Decision to create “Pilot Zone” also

During the talks, both countries also agreed to establish “pilot zones” in some specific areas. These areas will be under the control of only the Lebanese Armed Forces and no non-state armed group will be allowed to carry out activities there. The joint statement said that security and administrative responsibility in these areas will be completely in the hands of the Lebanese Army.

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Talks will be held again in June

According to the statement, both sides will meet again for talks in the week starting June 22. During this, political and security related issues will be discussed. The aim of the talks is to reach a comprehensive and permanent agreement between the two countries.

No outside interference on Lebanon’s future

The joint statement said that all participating countries have confirmed that the future of relations between Israel and Lebanon will be decided only by the two sovereign governments. The statement also said that no country or non-state organization should be allowed to hold Lebanon’s future hostage. This is being seen as a hint towards Iran and its ally Hezbollah.

Trump also claimed that tension has reduced

This talk took place at a time when a few days ago US President Donald Trump had claimed that both Israel and Lebanon have committed to reducing tensions. However, despite ongoing talks at the political level, the struggle at the ground level has not stopped completely.

Attacks continued despite ceasefire agreement

Despite the agreement on ceasefire, the series of attacks between Israel and Hezbollah continues. On Wednesday, Hezbollah claimed to launch missile attacks on northern Israel. Lebanon says that at least nine people were killed in Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon, including two paramedics.

Iran’s top leaders have accused America and Israel of failing to abide by the ceasefire agreement. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bakar Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi expressed their displeasure by issuing statements on the social media platform X.

Mohammad Bakar Ghalibaf said that the naval blockade and increasing military action against Lebanon are a clear indication that America has failed to implement the ceasefire. He said that every decision has a cost and ultimately its account has to be paid. According to him, when the time comes, appropriate results of all the incidents will emerge.

For immediate attention:

The ceasefire between Iran and the US is unequivocally a ceasefire on all fronts, including in Lebanon.

Its violation on one front is a violation of the ceasefire on all fronts.

The US and Israel are responsible for the consequences of any violation.

— Seyed Abbas Araghchi (@araghchi) June 1, 2026

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Armistice between Iran and America

Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said that the ceasefire between Iran and America applies on all fronts, including Lebanon. He clarified that violation of the ceasefire in any one area will be considered a violation of the entire agreement. Araghchi said in his statement that if the ceasefire is broken on any front, America and Israel will be responsible for its consequences. He alleged that it is equally important for all parties to follow the rules of ceasefire and any kind of action can further increase regional tension.

The world’s eyes on the situation in the Middle East

After these statements of Iran, the international community is keeping an eye on the situation in the Middle East. The increasing allegations and counter-allegations regarding the ceasefire amid the already existing war in the region may affect diplomatic activities in the coming days.

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