Iran Seizes Ships, US Extends Ceasefire

0:00It's April 23, I'm Cory with the story. This is California News Today, driven by AI. I ran hit three ships trying to cross the Shred of Hormuz on Wednesday, seizing two of them, but the White House says that didn't break the ceasefire, since none were American or Israeli vessels. The truth isn't forever though, officials expected to last just three to five days, giving Iran's leaders time to pitch a real peace plan after. President Trump extended it earlier. Trump jumped on truth social Thursday morning, boasting the U.S. has total control of the strait, calling it seal tight until Iran cuts a deal, and he ordered troops to shoot and kill any Iranian boats that get too close. Meanwhile, U.S. forces grab another oil tanker linked to Iran. On top of an Iranian cargo ship, they took earlier this week as the defense. Department ramps up global patrols to block their shady shipping networks. Iran spans pitching in two, with their interior minister meeting a top U.S. diplomat to push for fresh talks, but Iran's still radio silent on sending.

1:03Anyone to the table, leaving everyone watching that strait real close.