US President Donald Trump has stated that it would be good for Israel to withdraw from parts of Lebanon and southern Syria.

He has announced that he is considering the possibility of giving the "green light" to Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa for an operation against Hezbollah.

"It would be good for Israel to pull out of parts of Lebanon and southern Syria," Trump said, adding that Ahmed al-Sharaa wants to enter these areas and eliminate Hezbollah.

"I'm thinking of giving it the green light," the US president said, without providing further details on what form such an action would take and whether it would involve direct American support.

Trump's statement comes at a time of ongoing tensions in the Middle East, where Israel has conducted military operations in Lebanon and Syria, while Hezbollah remains one of the main armed actors in the region.

The issue of Israeli presence in the border areas of Lebanon and Syria has been a controversial point internationally, while any new escalation could affect the stability of the region. /Telegraph/

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Serbia was the only participant in the Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit in Kiev that did not sign the joint declaration on continuing political, military, financial and security support to Ukraine, as well as strengthening pressure on Russia.

The summit adopted the Kiev Declaration, through which the participating countries pledged to continue their support for Ukraine and cooperate in the reconstruction of the war-torn country.

The document also included calls for increased pressure on Russia and for an end to the war, the media wrote.

Vucic said he had come to Kiev to present Serbia's position on key issues and that Belgrade continues to support Ukraine's territorial integrity and its path towards the European Union.

According to reports, Serbia decided not to sign the declaration due to parts related to increasing pressure on Russia, with which Belgrade maintains close political and energy relations.

Vučić's visit to Kiev was the first by a Serbian leader to the Ukrainian capital in more than a decade.

During it, he promised increased humanitarian aid to Ukraine, including financial, medical and energy support. /Telegraph

The United States has launched a new wave of airstrikes against Iran, releasing video footage of the military operation that lasted about 90 minutes.

According to the US Central Command (CENTCOM), the target of the attacks was Greater Tunb Island, a strategic point in the Persian Gulf.

According to the US military, coastal defense systems, cruise missile positions, and missile launch sites on the island were hit during the operation.

Irani kërcënon të bllokojë më shumë rrugë tregtare ndërsa SHBA-të nisin sulme të reja

The attacks were carried out with precision munitions, with the aim of neutralizing Iranian military capabilities in the area near the Strait of Hormuz.

CENTCOM also released footage of the attacks, saying the operation was part of efforts to protect freedom of navigation and deter Iranian attacks on merchant ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

These attacks come at a time when tensions between Washington and Tehran have escalated significantly.

Iran has threatened to block energy exports from the region, while the US has intensified military operations against Iranian targets along the coast and on strategic islands in the Persian Gulf. /Telegraph/

A large banner against US President Donald Trump has been placed in a central area of Tehran, depicting him inside a coffin.

The image also shows the symbolic coffins of his wife and children, covered in American flags.

The placement of the banner comes at a time of high tensions between the United States and Iran, as rhetoric between the two countries has escalated.

Trump has stated that attacks on Iran will continue until he decides to stop them.

He has also threatened that the US could strike Iran's energy infrastructure, including power plants, if Tehran refuses to enter negotiations.

Iranian authorities and media outlets close to them have frequently used images and banners against American and Israeli leaders during periods of political and military clashes with the West. /Telegraph