Trump: U.S. no longer in talks with Iran as tensions rise
Trump signaled more action could come soon as Washington-Teheran peace efforts remain stalled.
Trump signaled more action could come soon as Washington-Teheran peace efforts remain stalled.
CENTCOM said the launchers were preparing to fire sea mine-equipped rockets into the Strait of Hormuz, a route for 20% of world oil supply.
What's new: Tehran said it used dozens of attack drones against Al Minhad and framed the strike as retaliation for deaths on Larak Island.
Jordan’s military said it intercepted eight incoming missiles in its airspace, with no major damage reported.
Shin Bet called the threat serious, after Israeli intelligence detected a plot to kill Yair Netanyahu in Florida since December.
Why it matters: Oil rose more than 1% as the clash sharpened fears of new supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
NBC reported repair costs could reach billions of dollars, with damage described as worse than any prior U.S. intelligence incident.
Tehran says it has only received messages through mediators and that talks with Oman on the Strait of Hormuz do not involve Washington.