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Middle East crisis live: Iran says Trump’s threats to ‘blow up’ Oman ‘dangerous and bullying’

The Guardian UK Thursday 28 May 2026, 10:08 UTC By Taz Ali 1 min read
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Iran has condemned former US President Trump's threats regarding Oman, labelling them "dangerous and bullying." Meanwhile, Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for numerous drone and rocket attacks targeting Israeli troops in southern Lebanon and northern Israel. These attacks reportedly involved strikes on Israeli soldiers and tanks near the Litani river.

US president said ally would be at risk if it did not ‘behave just like everybody else’

Hezbollah has claimed dozens of drone and rocket attacks that it said targeted Israeli troops in southern Lebanon and northern Israel.

The group said it launched several attacks on Israeli soldiers and tanks that crossed the Litani river into the town of Zawtar al-Sharqiyah near Nabatieh, as close-range fighting continues.

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