Iran-Israel Ceasefire on Edge

0:00It's April 9th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Vancouver News today, your AI-powered local news. A shaky ceasefire in the Iran War is hanged by a thread after Israel's heavy air strikes on Beirut and Iran's tight grip on the straight of Hormuz. Both Iran and the U.S. claimed victory when the deal dropped, but Israel's attacks made Wednesday the deadliest day in Lebanon since fighting kicked off on February 28th with 203 killed, and over 1,000 wounded. Disagreements are piling up fast. Israel says the truth doesn't cover its beef with Hezbollah, while Iran calls the strike's a straight violation. President Trump warned Iran to stick to the deal or face even harder U.S. hits, and Netanyahu vowed to keep pounding Hezbollah with precision. Folks are reeling from the fallout. Lebanon's health ministry tally massive casualties targeting Iran-backed militants in global oil prices shot. Up as the straight stays clogged. That key waterway for 20 percent of world oil trade is seeing almost no traffic, jacking

1:00up gas and food costs everywhere. New wrinkles include Iran's hints at sea mines in the straight and no clear word on clearing them. Plus big questions overtake Iran's enriched uranium. Stockpile. U.S. once again, Iran says its nuclear work stays peaceful. Talks kick off Saturday in Islamabad with Vice President Vance possibly facing Iran's parliament speaker. Uncertainty rules the day with fresh strikes reported in southern Lebanon and ships still dodging the straight eyes. Stay glued to whether this truce holds or blows up next.