Iran-US-Israel Ceasefire: Fragile Peace or More Chaos?

0:00Iran, the United States, and Israel, just inked a two-week ceasefire deal at the last second, dodging President Trump's warning of massive bombings. That could wipe out Iran's setup. Pakistan helped mediate, but hours after the announcement, Iran and Gulf states reported fresh attacks on oil sites and refineries, leaving everyone, wondering if this fragile truce is already toast. The deal lets Iran formalize charging fees on ships through the straight-of-form moves that key oil route carrying 20 percent of global supply, with Oman joining in for reconstruction cash, but nuclear and missile programs still murky no clear end to enrichment, though Trump says the U.S. will dig up buried uranium. Meanwhile, fighting rages in Lebanon, where Israel hit over a hundred Hezbollah targets despite the pause. In Tehran streets, pro-government crowds chanted death to America, Israel, and even compromisers, approaching flags amid hardliner fury over the compromise.

1:01Global markets spiked on the news, oil prices crashing back toward $90 a barrel, easing economic jitters from the straight shut downs. U.S. and Israeli strikes hammered Iran hard, 80 percent of air defense is gone, 90 percent of weapons factories hid, most of the navy sunk. Casualties mount with over 1,900 dead in Iran, 1,511 on, plus dozens across Gulf states, Israel, and 13 U.S. troops. Talks for a real piece could kick off an Islamabad by Friday, but with strikes flying in terms fuzzy, the ceasefire hangs by a thread will watch if. It sparks lasting calm or just more chaos. Local news powered by AI, this is Canada News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.