Iran Criticizes US Over Ceasefire Deal

0:00It's April 9th. This is Birmingham News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. Iran's foreign minister hit out at the U.S. Wednesday, claiming they broke three parts of a fresh ceasefire deal. He says the agreement demands an end to the war in Lebanon, but both Israel's prime minister and President Trump shot that down, insisting the truth. Stay-spocused elsewhere. This accusation dropped less than a day after Iran, the U.S. and Israel locked in a two-week ceasefire. It came just in time to dodge Trump's warning of massive bombing strikes against Iran. Iran's top diplomat took to social media, stressing the U.S. has to pick peace or back Israel's moves, with the world eyeing the violence in Lebanon, and waiting on America's next step. Meanwhile, the White House hailed it as a big win for Trump in the military. On top of that, words spread about the straight-of-form moves shutting down, but the press secretary called those reports bogus. He pointed to rising ship traffic there, and made clear the President wants it open

1:01right away through back-channel talks. Tensions hang thick as these sides test the deal's limits, and we'll keep tracking how it plays out from here.