Trump declares Iran ceasefire over, threatens more strikes
President Trump has declared the ceasefire with Iran is over and warned that the US is preparing for further strikes. Iranian officials have responded by threatening regional retaliation. China has called for de-escalation as tensions mount. The development comes as the NATO summit concludes in Washington.
NATO leaders reportedly agreed to avoid mentioning the World Cup to avoid irritating Donald Trump. Trump lashed out at allies during the summit but offered new help to Ukraine. Despite the friction, leaders found common ground on key issues. The summit's drama overshadowed substantive discussions on defense and security.
The FIFA World Cup has reached the quarterfinal stage following an exciting round of 16. Key storylines include a striker duel for the ages and a potential Qatar revenge match. Fans and analysts are looking ahead to what promises to be a thrilling knockout phase.
Oil prices have risen sharply after Iran launched attacks on tankers near the Strait of Hormuz, reversing a period of decline following the US-Iran peace plan. Global markets are closely watching Iran's plans regarding the strategic waterway. US gas prices, which had been declining, are now under renewed upward pressure.