Trump Extends Ceasefire, Iran-U.S. Tensions Boil

0:00President Trump just extended the U.S. ceasefire in this messy war at Pakistan's request. But the past to talk to Iran looks foggy as ever. He's waiting on a solid proposal from Tehran. And so far, crickets from their side. Both nations are flexing, saying they're ready to jump back into the fight if no deal drops. Trump hit social media Tuesday night, noting Iran wants the straight-of-form moves wide open to ship their crude oil, even as the U.S. keeps it tight. Blockade on their ports. Meanwhile, Israel and Hezbollah swapshots Tuesday, ignoring that 10-day ceasefire that kicked in last Friday. The human toll is brutal, over 3,375 dead in Iran, more than 2,290 in Lebanon, 23 in Israel, plus a dozen in Gulf states. Add 15 Israeli soldiers lost in Lebanon and 13 U.S. troops across the region. Fresh heat today, Iran's revolutionary guard blasted a container ship in the straight-of-war moves around 7.55 a.m., damaging it, but hurting no.

1:021. This after-plant ceasefire tauts in Pakistan fizzled out. And Iran calls it lawful control of the waterway that used to carry 20 percent of, global oil and gas. With U.S. forces grabbing an Iranian ship over the weekend, and boarding an oil tanker linked to their trade, tensions in that straight are boiling over, leaving everyone guessing on the next move. That's the story for today. Here are our news today, driven by AI.