Trump-Iran Talks Stall, Fighting Escalates

0:00President Trump sparked some optimism by announcing ongoing discussions with Iran and pushing back a deadline by five days to skip strikes on their power plants. But Iran shot that down flat, insisting no such talks are happening and that the U.S. simply pulled back after their strong pushback. Fighting rages on with no let up insight. Israel's military wrapped up a round of hits on key Iranian production facilities and spotted fresh missiles heading their way from Iran. The T's keep climbing, topping 1,500 in Iran, over 1,000 in Lebanon, 15 in Israel, and 13 American troops. Plus more civilians caught in the Gulf Crossfire. Iranian leaders are calling out Trump and Netanyahu as deceivers trying to stir up trouble in a road trust. On the Israeli side, their defense minister warned of flattening homes in southern Lebanon, much like what happened in parts of Gaza to clear out, Hezbollah strongholds near the border. The latest reports show Israel eyeing tougher moves against villages they see as militant

1:02hideouts. With tensions this high and denials flying, the path to any real calm looks steeper than ever. I'm Corey with the story. That's your Toronto News Today update, AI powered and always on.