The United States and Israel attacked Iran on Feb. 28, starting a monthslong war that spread to neighboring countries and rocked global markets.
The Iran war continues, with reports saying President Trump is considering launching major new strikes on Iran this weekend. Get the latest on the war in Iran and possible new U.S. attacks this weekend in our live breaking news coverage. The war in Iran began on February 28 when the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, and the war is now into its sixth month. Multiple reports say that President Trump is considering launching new major attacks on Iran this weekend, including targeting energy infrastructure (possibly with the help of Israel). If the U.S. attacks Iran this weekend, it is expected that Iran will launch retaliation strikes with missiles and drones against other countries in the region. In this interactive live stream, host Steve…
Host Connell McShane discusses new developments in the Middle East, where the U.S. launched a second, blistering wave of strikes on Iran, marking the fifth consecutive day of military strikes. President Trump commented on Iran in Pennsylvania on Wednesday, saying Iran isn't "happy right now," and "wants a meeting." 00:00 - Introduction 2:16 - New strikes in Iran 13:25 - Blanche spars with Democrats 16:27 - U.S. launches second wave of strikes in Iran 27:24 - FCC Chair on the evolving media landscape 37:19 - Finals match-up set: Argentina v. Spain
The U.S. and Iran traded attacks early Thursday, raising new doubts about a fragile ceasefire aimed at ending the conflict.
President Donald Trump warned Monday that the ceasefire with Iran is on "massive life support."
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A nominal ceasefire between Iran and the US was set to expire on Wednesday. As I had predicted, it never proceeded as agreed. Iran continued to bombard its neighbors, […] Source
With a fragile ceasefire winding down, Pakistan is pushing ahead with preparations for a second round of talks in Islamabad, even as Tehran signals it may not show up. U.S. officials have expressed cautious optimism that talks on a longer-term deal to end hostilities would resume in Pakistan despite uncertainty over whether an Iranian delegation would participate. President Trump on Tuesday said he isn’t interested in extending the ceasefire with Iran that ends in a matter of hours. “I don’t want to do that. We don’t have that much time,” he told CNBC on Tuesday morning. #trump #iran #ceasefire #straitofhormuz #israel
The ceasefire with Iran is set to expire this week and hostilities could resume after talks in Islamabad, Pakistan, failed to result in a permanent agreement.
Iran’s parliament speaker said the country is "definitely not looking for a ceasefire."