Iran-US Talks Stall, Strikes Escalate

0:00On April 6, Iran's digging in its heels, straight up projecting Donald Trump's deadline to cut a peace deal or open the straight-of-hormuz. They're reviewing a two-par plan, quick cease-fire first, then a full agreement wrapped up in 15 to 20 days. But Tehran says no rush, no deadlines, and they're not budging on that vital shipping lane right now. Pakistan's army chief, Aseemunir, stayed up all night linking with U.S. Vice President JD Vance, invoice Steve Wittkov, and Iran's foreign minister Abbas. Iraqi, to push talks forward. Reports from Axiel's points are early chatter on a 45-day truce as a step toward ending the war for good. Still, sources say Washington aimed prep for anything permanent yet. Trump went off on Truth Social Sunday, dropping threats of massive strikes on Iran's power plants and bridges by Tuesday at 8 p.m. Eastern time. Fresh bombs are falling across the region. Over five weeks into this U.S.-Israel campaign that's killed thousands, jacked up oil prices, and wrecked economies.

1:03Casualties mount like two bodies pulled from Heifer Rubble and Levenon's 1,461 dead, including kids. Iran's hitting back hard, striking petrochemical sites and ships tied to Israel in Kuwait, Bahrain, and the UAE. They've lost top brass too, including revolutionary guards Intel chief Majeev Kademi, and even supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Kemeni, now replaced by. His son, Mojtaba. UAE advisor Anwar Gargash warns any deals got to secure the straight and curb Iran's nukes, missiles, and drones, or were headed for a wilder middle. East. Tensions stay sky high as strikes echo on.