Washington has sent Tehran a detailed war-end framework while Iran signals limited passage through Hormuz, even as troop movements, market jitters and regional strikes keep tensions high.
Iran’s top leadership closes ranks after the killing of Ali Larijani, signalling retaliation while highlighting his long political and security career across key institutions.
Trump defends military action as necessary, calls market impact minimal, and urges China’s role in securing oil routes while global tensions continue to reshape diplomatic priorities.
Washington signals a supply-first approach as tankers resume movement through Hormuz, while global reserves and Gulf producers step in to offset rising shortages.
Oil routes reopen even as drone strikes hit Baghdad and Gulf infrastructure. Allies hesitate, sanctions tighten, and fresh missile attacks signal the conflict is entering a more volatile phase.
Several global airlines suspend Dubai routes as war-risk insurance premiums surge following a drone incident near the airport, raising fresh concerns about aviation safety across the Gulf region.
Trump says US strikes have crippled Iran’s military and dismissed reports of damaged American assets, while Tehran insists it has not asked for a ceasefire and will continue fighting.
Israel reported major strikes across Iran while Tehran claimed attacks on US bases, as India monitored ships and flights and global leaders warned of wider Middle East escalation.
Trump said US forces struck Iranian military sites including Kharg Island while sparing oil infrastructure, warning Tehran against disrupting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Missiles fired toward Israel, US bombers deployed and global shipping routes under watch as the Iran-US war intensifies, triggering diplomatic and military responses across West Asia.
