The US President announced a possible end to the truce with Iran. Trump promises to resume attacks if there is no new agreement between the parties.
Brent crude rose to $98. 41 amid supply concerns over the Strait of Hormuz. US oil inventories unexpectedly fell by 913,000 barrels.
Two vessels entered the Gulf ahead of a US warning to inspect and detain sanctioned tankers. The US Navy has already forced 14 vessels to change course.
Donald Trump announced an agreement on a truce between Israel and Lebanon. The American leader added that it would be the 10th war he had stopped.
Pete Hegseth stated that the US is ready to destroy Iran's infrastructure if there is no agreement. Earlier, Trump announced the end of the military operation in the region.
The Pentagon held talks with executives from GM, Ford, and other companies regarding expanding ammunition production. Manufacturers are being asked to strengthen the defense sector.
Russian drones distributed propaganda materials in Sumy about the cessation of aid to Ukraine. The Center for Countering Disinformation called this action "ineffective money laundering."
The tanker Kunpeng is transporting a batch of LNG from the Portovaya plant to the Indian terminal Dahej. This is Russia's first attempt to open a new market after US sanctions.
The price of gold exceeded $4810 amid expectations of a truce between the countries. The parties reached a principal agreement on continuing the dialogue.
The President of Brazil expressed solidarity with the pontiff over his calls for peace. Trump called the Pope weak after his words about the inadmissibility of strikes on Iran.
Senators did not support the withdrawal of troops without congressional approval. The Republican majority left military powers to the Trump administration.
The Trump administration plans talks in Islamabad and sanctions against buyers of Iranian oil. The US Senate has retained the president's war powers.
The NATO Secretary General urged countries to increase investment in Ukraine's defense. Germany and Britain led the Contact Group after US demands for funding.
The British Prime Minister stated that his position on non-interference in the war with Iran remains unchanged. Trump criticized London's refusal to provide military bases.
Donald Trump announced an agreement with Beijing to stop military supplies to Iran. China denies support despite US data on missile components.
Donald Trump announced joint work with Beijing on maritime security. China has agreed not to supply weapons to Iran for the sake of stability in the region.
Donald Trump has endorsed Hungary's new leader, Péter Magyar, after his victory. Magyar is preparing for the transfer of power and plans to stop state propaganda.
The US has allowed Lukoil's network to operate until October 29 despite sanctions against Russia's oil sector. The waiver applies to 2,000 stations and plants in Europe.
The President of Ukraine warned of an arms shortage due to the war in Iran and offered US assistance.
A task force struck a terrorist organization's vessel in the Eastern Pacific. Four militants were eliminated, with no US casualties.
Brent futures rose to $95. 19, while WTI fell to $91.05. The market awaits US-Iran talks amid limited fuel supplies.
The US President sees no need to extend the truce after April 21. Trump expects negotiations to resume in Pakistan.
David Barnea announced his intention to change the regime in Iran after US and Israeli airstrikes. The intelligence mission will continue until the complete disappearance of the extremist government.
European countries are in no hurry to deploy forces until a truce with Iran is reached. Trump remains without support for his plan to block shipping.
Donald Trump confirmed the end of the military operation against Iran in an interview with Fox News. Earlier, the head of the White House announced a second round of negotiations in the coming days.
Ukraine expects confirmation of the arrival date of Trump's envoys in April. The parties plan to discuss security guarantees and the cessation of hostilities.
Donald Trump criticized the Italian Prime Minister for her stance on Iran's nuclear weapons. Meloni called the US President's statements about the Pope unacceptable.
The US President announced a possible meeting in Europe or Pakistan. The main topic remains the resolution of the issue of official Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
The Italian Prime Minister considers it premature to return to Russian gas despite the energy crisis due to the war in Iran. Economic pressure remains the main weapon.
Iranian media deny agreement on new meeting in Islamabad. Trump administration discusses talks before truce expires on April 21.
