Middle East war, latest news. Iran, Kuwait attacked by missiles and drones. US, Iranian radar stations hit

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi urged Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, who had denounced Iranian interference in his country, to save Lebanon "from the real enemy", namely, Israel. "To listen to Aoun, one would tend to think that it is Iran that has occupied a fifth of Lebanon's territory, forced a quarter of its population to displace, and bombs the country on a daily basis...President, save the enemy from its real enemy," Araghchi wrote in X.

The US-Iran peace deal depends on the Trump administration's agreement to unfreeze $24 billion of frozen Iranian assets. This was explained to CNN by Mohsen Rezaei, a military advisor to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei. The official added that "the ball is in Trump's court" warning that the US would find itself in a "dark corridor" should fighting resume. "If he (President Donald Trump) wants to reach an agreement with Iran, this $24 billion is a test of trust that we want to have," he said, "this is our money, not America's money.

In Iran, 'most of the drone factories have been destroyed, most of the launch pads have been destroyed and most of the missile production areas have been destroyed. But they still have production capacity. They have some missiles. I would say in percentage terms, maybe 21-22 per cent'. This was stated by the US president, Donald Trump, in an interview with Nbc News.

"Save your country from your real enemy". Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told Lebanese President Joseph Aoun in a message posted on his X account. "If Lebanon had been a bargaining chip for Iran (in talks with the US), we would have reached an agreement long ago. You had better save your country from its real enemy, Mr. President!".

The Kuwaiti Armed Forces General Staff announced that air defences are currently repelling hostile drone and missile attacks, according to Afp. In a message on X, the army writes that 'Kuwaiti air defences are currently facing hostile drone and missile attacks'. The Kuwaiti Armed Forces General Staff announced that 'air defences are repelling hostile drone and missile attacks' and specified that 'the sounds of explosions heard are the normal result of interception of attacks by national air defence systems', as reported by Afp. Kuwait's air defences were hit by missiles and drones, the Gulf country's army added, three days after the attack on its airport attributed to Iran. (ANSA-AFP).

The US struck Iranian coastal surveillance radar stations in Goruk and on the island of Qeshm as a defensive measure against further attacks. This was announced by the US Central Command on X and confirmed that it had shot down four Iranian attack drones launched towards the Strait of Hormuz.

The US destroyed at least four of a series of drones launched from Iran into the Strait of Hormuz. A US official told CNN that he believed these one-way drones were targeting commercial vessels transiting the waters of the region or US forces operating in the vicinity.

Hamas condemns the killing of a seven-month-old Palestinian infant in the West Bank, branding it as a representation of the 'true face' of Israel's 'brutality' against Palestinians. "We affirm that this crime reflects the criminal mentality that governs the behaviour of the occupation forces and their settlers, and the extent of their contempt for Palestinian blood and their disregard for the lives of our people," the group said in a statement, reported by Al Jazeera. Hamas called on the international community to immediately put pressure on Israel to 'cease its ongoing crimes' against the Palestinians.

Middle East war news of 5 June