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chief foreign correspondent Ian Panel for the latest from that region. Good morning, Ian.
>> Yeah, good morning, Robin. You know, we've heard all the repeated predictions of an imminent breakthrough and a peace deal, but in actual fact, there doesn't appear to be any real agreement, not even on holding talks. Uh the Iranian regime is playing hard ball. It's saying that the US naval blockade of the country is a violation of the ceasefire and is threatening to retaliate for that attack on an Iranian flag vessel.
Remember, Iran also attacked two ships over the weekend.
But beyond that, it doesn't appear ready to make any of the major concessions President Trump's been demanding.
And there still seems to be no agreement on the main issue of Iran's highly enriched uranium or its nuclear program, which of course has long been the stated reason for the war in the first place.
All of which leaves the ceasefire, which expires in just 2 days, looking very fragile.
>> it does look very fragile at this point.
But Ian, the Israeli military responding to that photo of one of their troops smashing a statue of Jesus in Lebanon.
>> Yeah, I mean a shocking image and it's really gone viral around the world. It's hugely damaging for Israel. The IDF confirming the authenticity of the photo which seems to show the soldier smashing the face of Jesus in Lebanon.
Prime Minister Netanyahu posting just now that he was stunned by the photo, insisting Israel's tolerant of all all religions.
For now though, the ceasefire in Lebanon is holding. But with Israel warning thousands of people not to return to their homes and firing on Hezbollah positions, that's another ceasefire that also looks fragile. Robin,
>> it does. All righty. And our thanks to
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