Trump says US-Iran ceasefire still in place after exchange of fire in Strait of Hormuz
Summary
President Donald Trump said the ceasefire between the US and Iran is still active after both sides fired weapons near the Strait of Hormuz. The US and Iran each claim the other started the attacks, but both also warned they could increase violence if peace talks fail.Key Facts
- There was an exchange of fire between US and Iranian forces near the Strait of Hormuz.
- Iran said the US attacked an Iranian oil tanker and coastal areas by air.
- The US said it struck back to defend Navy destroyers attacked by Iranian missiles, drones, and boats.
- President Trump stated the US caused great damage to Iranian attackers and warned Iran to quickly sign a peace deal.
- Iran is considering a 14-point US proposal to end the war, with Pakistan helping as a mediator.
- Iranian officials warned they would respond strongly if the US does not accept their conditions.
- An Israeli source said Israel was not involved in the recent attacks.
- Both countries have threatened to escalate violence if their peace conditions are not met.
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