Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire 'Over', Warns of More Strikes
President Trump has declared the US-Iran ceasefire 'over' and warned that Washington is preparing additional military strikes. Iranian officials have cautioned that any further aggression will trigger regional retaliation. China has called for de-escalation. The escalation follows the collapse of the peace deal that had briefly paused hostilities between the two nations.
President Trump has continued his pressure campaign against NATO allies as the alliance's summit gets underway, berating leaders while offering new assistance to Ukraine. NATO leaders reportedly agreed to avoid mentioning the World Cup to avoid irritating Trump. Despite the friction, NATO found common ground on several issues, including a symbolic 'Trump Entrance' that dominated the summit's early moments.
The FIFA World Cup has reached the quarterfinal stage following a dramatic round of 16. Key talking points include a highly anticipated striker duel and Qatar's quest for revenge. The tournament's knockout rounds have delivered excitement and upsets, setting the stage for a compelling final bracket.
Global oil prices have reversed their decline and surged sharply after Iran launched attacks on tankers near the Strait of Hormuz. Earlier, prices had been falling amid optimism over the US-Iran peace deal and expectations that the Strait would fully reopen. The renewed volatility puts pressure on global energy markets and US gas prices.