U.S.-Iran ceasefire called off after strikes resume. Is there an end to this conflict in sight?
U.S. officials say Iran fired missiles at commercial ships travelling through the Strait of Hormuz Monday night.
What does this mean for the pause on the war and peace talks?
Trump scrambles travel plans over threats to life; calls off Iran ceasefire
US President Donald Trump has officially declared the end of the ceasefire with Iran following a dramatic military escalation in the Gulf. After a wave of US airstrikes, Iran launched retaliatory missile strikes targeting American military bases in Bahrain and Kuwait. Amid active intelligence warnings that he remains Iran's "number one target," President Trump confirmed he has altered his travel plans due to imminent threats to his life. Tensions are at an all-time high tonight as Trump warns the US is postured to strike Iran's critical infrastructure next—including its vital water desalination plants. Will full-scale war erupt tonight? Watch for the latest updates. Rifat Jawaid brings day's big stories with his sharp analysis.
And oil prices are going up again. This won't end until either Trump or Netanyahu lose power or die. And it will get a whole lot worse if Trump actually gives the go ahead to go after civilian infrastructure. That will be the end of the gulf states, those that keep the AI bubble afloat...
