Trump-Iran War: No Peace in Sight

0:00On April 2, 8, President Trump is straight-up dissatisfied with Iran's newest proposal to end this two-month war that's got the world on edge. The plan pushes nuclear talks to the backburner until the fighting stops and golf-shipping lanes reopen, but U.S. officials say that's a non-starter, since America wants those nuclear issues tackled right away. This comes after Trump ditched the 2015 deal that limited Iran's nuclear work, which they claim is just for civilian use. Now, with tensions high, hopes for quick peace are fading fast as both sides dig in deeper. The fallout hits hard, thousands dead, energy supplies choked off, and inflation spiking globally. Oil prices climbed again today as traders eye the real crunch in the strait of Hormuz, where ship traffic dropped from over 125. Bessels a day to just seven, none hauling oil to markets. Meanwhile, Iran's foreign minister bounced from Pakistan to Oman in Russia, scoring support

1:00from Putin, while Trump scrapped the key envoy trip, too. Islamabad At least six Iranian oil tankers got turned back by the U.S. blockade, and Tehran calls it straight piracy. With his approval rating slipping, Trump's under fire at home to wrap this up, but Iran insists America hasn't hit any war goals yet, leaving. Negotiations stalled in stages that feel miles apart. Global news, powered by AI. This is Global News Today.