Hospitals under fire in Tyre: A strike near Hiram hospital in Tyre wounded 10 staff, the sixth time the area has been hit since the war began; AFP reports all three Tyre hospitals have been damaged, with health officials saying 17 hospitals were hit and 132 medics killed. Human cost and displacement: In Haret Saida, displaced families bury Hezbollah dead in temporary graves because they can’t return home, while Lebanon’s health ministry says deaths from Israeli aggression have risen to 3,711 martyrs and 11,483 wounded. UN and ceasefire pressure: UN chief António Guterres called for a full ceasefire and reaffirmed Lebanon’s right to control weapons; Lebanon’s leaders also insist they won’t accept others negotiating on its behalf. Southern Lebanon fighting: Israel says it has established operational control north of the Saluki River as strikes and ground advances continue; Hezbollah reports drone and rocket attacks on Israeli troops and vehicles. UNIFIL incident: Two Malaysian peacekeepers were injured in an attack near a UNIFIL logistics convoy; UN says they’re stable and will investigate. Economy and daily life: Fuel prices fell in Lebanon, with 95 and 98 octane dropping and diesel also down. Diplomacy ahead: U.S.-mediated Lebanon-Israel talks are set for June 22–24 in Washington, with a “pilot zone” and ceasefire framework on the agenda.