Lebanon’s National News Agency said three people were killed in Maarakeh and two more in separate strikes elsewhere in the south as Israel broadened its military deployment.
A military source quoted by Tasnim says Iran may expand retaliation to Saudi and Emirati oil infrastructure if the United States attacks its power plants.
On the event date, the White House moved from an ultimatum to a pause in hostilities, with the ceasefire tied to reopening the Strait of Hormuz and talks scheduled to continue in Pakistan.
A state-linked report said 15 vessels crossed the Strait of Hormuz under Iranian permission as shipping through the chokepoint remained tightly controlled.
Local Taliban authorities in Khost province said a piece of unexploded ordnance detonated near the provincial capital, killing one child and injuring three others.
Lebanese authorities say Israeli air raids have displaced about 1.2 million people, killed more than 1,450 and wounded more than 4,400 amid an expanding war.
Islamabad confirmed its mediation remained active while declining to endorse reported details of proposals involving the Strait of Hormuz and phased negotiations.
Lebanon’s Health Ministry said three people, including two women, were killed and three others injured when an apartment building was struck in the predominantly Christian town.
The Israeli military says its air force killed Mohammad Reza Ashrafi Kahi, whom it identified as the head of commerce at the IRGC’s oil headquarters, in an airstrike in Tehran.
Rescue crews recovered two bodies from the rubble of a Haifa home hit by an Iranian missile, while two people remained missing and nine others were injured.