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Israel did not provide proof of the Weapons Depot claim.
It has intensified attacks lately ahead of talks expected in Washington next week with Lebanon.
The militant group Hezbollah has responded to the Israeli attacks with strikes on Israeli military targets.
Jaina Raff, NPR News, Beirut.
The day after Israel launched its first attack on Beirut since the April 16th ceasefire,
Rescue crews Thursday were still trying to find bodies in the rubble.
Israel's military says it killed a Hezbollah commander.
The militant group has so far not commented.
Most of Israel's attacks have been in southern Lebanon.
UN peacekeepers say up to 600 Israeli strikes a day.
Meanwhile, Hezbollah has launched dozens of attacks each day into Israel.
Lebanese officials say Israeli strikes Thursday killed at least 12 people, including two children and a medic.
The latest, they say, among almost 100 medical first responders killed by Israel since March.
Iran hadn't confirmed Sunday that it would participate, even after President Trump said he was sending a U.S.
Iran made it clear, saying, quote, we have no plans for the next round of negotiations.
Navy seized a container ship heading from China to Iran.
Iran responded by firing drones at U.S.
warships and said it would have responded more strongly, but it was worried about the safety of crew and family members on the cargo vessel.