20:59ZOURWARSTODRussia Builds Infrastructure for Large-Scale Troop Deployments Near NATO Northern Flank20:59ZOURWARSTODPutin says Russia developing satellite-based drone control system20:58ZGEOPWATCHExplosion heard near Sirik Port in southern Iran, state media reports20:57ZENGLISHABUAraghchi gives interview after Trump shared deal quote20:57ZINTELSLAVAExplosions reported in Strait of Hormuz amid IRGC Navy operations enforcing blockade20:56ZGEOPWATCHRussia threatens combined drone, missile attack on Ukraine within 24 hours20:56ZWFWITNESSResidents Report Hearing Explosion on Qeshm Island, Iran20:55ZENGLISHABUBeit Ummar resident bypasses IDF earth barriers in Hebron20:59ZOURWARSTODRussia Builds Infrastructure for Large-Scale Troop Deployments Near NATO Northern Flank20:59ZOURWARSTODPutin says Russia developing satellite-based drone control system20:58ZGEOPWATCHExplosion heard near Sirik Port in southern Iran, state media reports20:57ZENGLISHABUAraghchi gives interview after Trump shared deal quote20:57ZINTELSLAVAExplosions reported in Strait of Hormuz amid IRGC Navy operations enforcing blockade20:56ZGEOPWATCHRussia threatens combined drone, missile attack on Ukraine within 24 hours20:56ZWFWITNESSResidents Report Hearing Explosion on Qeshm Island, Iran20:55ZENGLISHABUBeit Ummar resident bypasses IDF earth barriers in Hebron
IDF's 'Yellow Line' in Lebanon: Investigation Into Unilateral Strike Authority and Ceasefire Implications
On April 18, 2026, the IDF announced a 'Yellow Line' in southern Lebanon granting itself unrestricted strike authority below the demarcation. Monexus investigates the legal basis, media framing, and what this means for the ceasefire architecture.
By Moemedi Michael PoncanaMiddle East1-minute read18 Apr 2026☆ Save↗ Share⎙ Print
