Morning update

Good morning Middle East Eye readers,

Diplomatic manoeuvring over Iran’s latest proposal is unfolding alongside continued military activity in Lebanon and disruption to global energy flows. Donald Trump said he is reviewing Tehran’s 14-point plan, warning attacks could resume if Iran “misbehaves”, even as reports point to ongoing indirect engagement.

At the same time, US-backed military support in the region is expanding and enforcement measures against Iranian oil trade continue, though some shipments appear to be getting through.

Here are the latest developments: 

• Trump reviewing Iran proposal, warns strikes could resume if Tehran “misbehaves”

• Israeli military orders evacuations in multiple south Lebanon towns amid ongoing operations

• Israeli forces demolish monastery and school in southern Lebanon, reports say

• Iran tanker reportedly evades US blockade, reaches Asia Pacific with crude shipment

• US approves about $8.6bn in arms deals for regional allies, including Israel and Gulf states

• Iran sets a timeline and demands guarantees as part of its peace proposal

• Tanker convoy carrying Iraqi crude enters Syria as Baghdad seeks alternative export routes

• OPEC+ meets to decide production quotas following UAE exit

• Hezbollah's fibre-optic drones are described as a major emerging challenge, CNN reports