Donald Trump has issued new warnings to Iran following reported ceasefire breaches.
Donald Trump has accused Iran of breaching a ceasefire after reports of ships being fired upon near the Strait of Hormuz. He warned that further action could follow unless Iran agrees to proposed terms, signalling a more aggressive stance as tensions remain high.
Despite the strong rhetoric, US officials are expected to travel to Islamabad for renewed negotiations. Iran's lead negotiator, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, has indicated that significant differences remain, particularly around nuclear activity and control of the key shipping route.
The ongoing situation around the Strait of Hormuz continues to affect global energy supply. The waterway, a major route for oil transport, has seen little movement after recent incidents, raising concerns about further volatility in oil prices when markets reopen.
The conflict, now in its eighth week, has had wider consequences across the Middle East, with casualties reported and continued military activity in neighbouring areas. With a temporary ceasefire nearing its expiry, attention is now on whether upcoming talks can ease tensions or if further escalation lies ahead.
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