Ceasefire Crumbles: U.S., Iran, Israel on Edge

0:00A shaky ceasefire between the U.S., Iran, and Israel is falling apart fast, with Israel pounding bayroud hard and Iran still locking down the straight-of, Hormuz. Both sides claim victory after announcing the deal, but tensions keep boiling over, and in-person talks between the U.S. and Iran are set for this. We get in Pakistan. President Trump posted on true social Thursday morning around 625 Eastern time, vowing U.S. troops and gear stay in the region until a, real agreement sticks, stressing Iran can't build nukes, and the straight must reopen safely. Details on the two-week truce are murky. Iran says the Hormuz closure responds to Israeli strikes in Lebanon and demands an end to that war. But Trump and Netanyahu insist the deal skips Lebanon, while Pakistan's prime minister calls it nationwide. Only 11 ships slip through the straight Wednesday, same as before, with Iran slapping tolls up to $1 per barrel on oil tankers that could. Hold 3 million barrels each.

1:01Trump's keeping boots on the ground to enforce compliance, so I stay glued on these talks to see if peace holds or blows up next. Stay informed with Dallas News today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.