PARIS - Here are the latest events in the Middle East war:

• Dubai airport temporarily suspended flights after a drone-related incident caused a nearby fire; authorities later extinguished the blaze and reported no injuries.
• Iran called strikes on Tehran fuel depots “ecocide” due to long-term health risks to residents.
• Trump said the US is in talks with Iran, but Iran seemingly not ready for a deal; Iran had previously denied talks.
• Macron told Iran’s president that attacks on French interests are unacceptable and urged an end to such actions in the region.
• NATO and China pressured over the Hormuz Strait; Trump suggested allies must help open the strait and hinted at a Beijing summit possibly being delayed.
• Japan said it isn’t considering maritime security ops; Australia ruled out sending a navy ship to the Hormuz area.
• Israel conducted strikes in Beirut and indicated it has many more targets in Iran.
• Trump and UK PM Starmer discussed reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
• Iran announced a substantial minimum-wage hike (over 60%).
• UNIFIL peacekeepers in Lebanon were fired upon multiple times.
• Baghdad airport complex attack wounded five people.
• Rafah crossing to Gaza partially reopens after Israeli strikes.
• IEA said strategic oil reserves will be released immediately to curb price surges.
• Iran reiterated it has no interest in talks with the US.
• Several Israeli casualties from missile strikes, including some with cluster munitions.
• Italy reported a drone attack on Ali Al Salem base in Kuwait; all personnel safe.
• Lebanon’s health ministry: about 850 dead and 2,105 wounded in two weeks of fighting with Hezbollah; casualties include women, children, health workers.
• Hezbollah claimed an advanced missile strike on Israel’s Palmachim base.
• Hamas official Wissam Taha killed in a strike in Sidon area; other overnight strikes in Sidon/Al-Qatrani caused additional fatalities. (Bssnews)