整理：中东局势跟踪（6月13日）

Group 1: Israel-Iran Conflict - The U.S. has informed Israel that it will not directly participate in actions against Iran [1] - The U.S. Ambassador to Israel stated that Israel is unlikely to attack Iran without U.S. approval [1] - Reports suggest that Israel may strike Iran as early as Sunday, with Netanyahu having informed Trump in advance [1] - Trump indicated that an Israeli attack on Iran is "very likely," but he prefers to avoid conflict [1] - Iranian state media reported that Iranian armed forces are conducting military exercises focusing on enemy movements [1] Group 2: Humanitarian and Diplomatic Developments - The UN spokesperson reported a complete internet blackout in the Gaza region, with mobile networks nearly unusable [1] - The UN General Assembly passed a resolution calling for an immediate, unconditional, and permanent ceasefire in Gaza [1] - U.S. Middle East envoy, Wittekopf, plans to visit Oman for the sixth round of talks with Iran before Sunday [1] - Trump remains committed to resolving the Iranian nuclear issue through diplomatic means, stating that Iran must first abandon its hopes of acquiring nuclear weapons [1] - The Iraqi military spokesperson mentioned a precautionary measure involving the withdrawal of some U.S. embassy personnel from Iraq and other regions, with no actual threats reported [1] - The U.S. Embassy in Bahrain denied reports of changing its posture, stating that personnel and operations remain unchanged [1] Group 3: Nuclear Developments - Iran plans to launch a new uranium enrichment facility in a secure area [2] - The IAEA announced that Iran has violated its nuclear non-proliferation obligations, complicating future nuclear negotiations with the U.S. according to the Iranian Foreign Minister [2]