U.S. Seizes Iranian Ship, Peace Talks in Jeopardy

0:00The U.S. just seized an Iranian cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz as part of a naval blockade on vessels heading to Iranian ports. This move has thrown second-round peace talks in Pakistan into serious doubt, with Iran saying they might skip it altogether. Marines repelled from a helicopter onto the ship, called Tuska, after a U.S. destroyer disabled its engines. President Trump described it as blowing a hole in the engine room when the ship ignored warnings, and he noted its under-treasuries sanctions for. Inspection. Iran's revolutionary guard fired back with warnings of retaliation against U.S. forces. Meanwhile, Trump posted online, pushing a fair deal and threatening to hit Iran's power plants and bridges if talks fail. He's got Vice President Vance leading a team with on-voice Steve Whitkov and Jared Kushner, flying to Islamabad tonight. The first round of talks there last week ended without a deal, as Vance called out Iran on nuclear issues. Iranian officials report at least 3,375 deaths since U.S. and Israeli strikes started

1:04seven weeks ago, including 383 kids. Pakistan's ceiling off Islamabad's red zone and hills for security, ready to host the Iran shows. A temporary U.S. Iran ceasefire expires this week, while the shaky Israel Lebanon truce holds amidst some strikes. Tensions stay sky high across the. Region. Local News, powered by AI. This is California News today.