Iran Seizes Ships, US Seizes Tanker: Tensions Rise

0:00It's April 23rd. This is Dallas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. I ran hit three ships trying to pass through the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday and took two of them. White House says it didn't break the ceasefire since none were American or Israeli vessels. The truth got extended, but it's not forever. Officials figure it'll last just three to five days. That gives Iran's leaders time to send over a peace proposal, like President Trump laid out. Americans set a date yet for when talks might restart, leaving everyone in limbo. Meanwhile, shipping in that key waterway stays tense with these grabs and shots fired. Thursday brought more moves. U.S. forces seized another oil tanker linked to Iran, right after taking an Iranian cargo ship earlier in the week. Defense folks say they're cracking down on illicit networks worldwide. Pakistan's pitching in, too, a top U.S. diplomat met their interior minister to push for round two of negotiations. Their prime minister is working all angles for peace, but Iran's still quiet on sending

1:01anyone. I stay glued as this simmers.