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The Hezbollah Claim Window the Versailles Framework Has to Read
Hezbollah typically claims operations inside 24 hours. Whether and how the political bureau claims Friday's tank strike is the Versailles framework's next test.
Friday Closes With One Disclosed Hull and No JWC Move on Hormuz
Hormuz reopened Friday with one disclosed LNG arrival at India's Dahej and no follow-on Lloyd's JWC circular. The weekend now owns the freight evidentiary clock.
Hezbollah's Preserved Anti-Armor Layer Surfaces Inside the Versailles Window
A claimed tank kill that takes a battalion commander says Hezbollah's precision anti-armor inventory survived the autumn campaign — and is the line the framework now has to govern.
Beirut Enters the Geneva Frame as Aoun Calls for Full Ceasefire
President Joseph Aoun's 'comprehensive ceasefire as fast as possible' line puts the Lebanese government in the Geneva frame as a third party the Versailles bilateral did not seat.
Lebanon Reports 28 Killed in Israeli Strikes, Deadliest Day Since Deal
Lebanon's National News Agency says at least 28 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes across southern Lebanon early Friday, the deadliest day since the US-Iran deal came into force.
The 'All-Fronts' Clause Meets Its First IDF Casualty Test
Four IDF soldiers including a battalion commander were killed by Hezbollah Friday — the first combat deaths since Versailles. The 'all-fronts' language now has to absorb them.
Hezbollah Tank Strike Kills Four IDF Soldiers in Southern Lebanon
Israel's military says four soldiers, including a battalion commander, were killed Friday when Hezbollah hit their tank in southern Lebanon — the first IDF combat deaths since the Versailles MOU.
Tehran's Silence on the IDF Lebanon Map Holds Into Friday
Iran's foreign ministry had a Thursday window to object on the record to the IDF's expanded Lebanon zone. The silence into Friday is now a Hormuz tell.
Geneva Friday in Question After Trump's Versailles Signing
President Trump's Wednesday MOU signature at Versailles displaced Friday's Geneva ceremony into one of three possible structures, each with distinct implications.