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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated Tel Aviv may resume attacks "soon" despite a current pause, while a senior US official told NBC News that American hostilities against Tehran begun in late February have been "terminated," with both parties agreeing to a two-week ceasefire extended from April 7. UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned the Middle East crisis is deteriorating "dramatically worse with each passing hour," as Israel received 6,500 tons of American ammunition in 24 hours and Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed two and wounded at least ten others.
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Morning update Good morning Middle East Eye readers, Despite a pause in fighting in the war on Iran, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said that Tel Aviv might resume its attacks "soon" to achieve its goals. In contrast, a senior US official told NBC News that US hostilities against Tehran that began in late February have been "terminated".

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