Iran and Oman continue negotiations after a meeting in Tehran on restoring navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Success would allow Iran and the US to resume talks on ending the war.
An Omani delegation visited Tehran to discuss the management of vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. This was reported by the Iranian agency IRNA.
US President Donald Trump ordered the military not to launch new strikes on Iran after 13 days of attacks. He is ready to give time for diplomacy and is negotiating with Tehran.
Iran claimed that Ukraine allegedly struck a merchant vessel in the Caspian Sea, resulting in the death of one crew member. Tehran appealed to the UN Security Council, accusing Kyiv of violating international law.
Iran-backed Houthis claimed a missile strike on the Saudi city of Jizan. This came after Riyadh struck Houthi military targets in Hodeidah.
Pakistan is exploring the possibility of resuming talks between the US and Iran following China's diplomatic initiatives. The prospects for direct negotiations remain uncertain due to political obstacles.
Iran refused the temporary truce deal proposed by the US, which was brought to Tehran by the Prime Minister of Iraq. Tehran insists on resolving the issue of control over the Strait of Hormuz before any ceasefire.
The United Kingdom has stated that its armed forces are ready to defend the country after Iran's threats to attack RAF Fairford airbase. Tehran considers the base a legitimate target due to its use by the United States for strikes on Iran.
Pakistan uses ties with the US and Iran to mediate in the war. The country hopes to strengthen its economic position and international authority.
American military used a strategic B-1 bomber to strike targets of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Iran. This is the first use of such an aircraft since the resumption of hostilities 12 days ago.
The US President stated that he would bomb Iranian infrastructure in response to attacks on ships. Media note that this could be considered a war crime.
US Central Command struck Iranian military centers and logistics to weaken threats to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran warned of retaliatory measures, and Trump threatened strikes on a nuclear facility.
The US and Israel are considering two options: a 10-day ceasefire to open the Strait of Hormuz or a joint military campaign. Trump has not yet made a decision but is preparing for escalation.
The US has launched a new round of strikes against Iran on the orders of the commander-in-chief. The strikes are aimed at weakening Iran's military capabilities used to attack shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
According to Tasnim, Erfan Esfandiari and Gol Mohammad Mohammadi were executed for participating in the January demonstrations. The number of deaths during the protests could reach at least 6,000 people.
Iran struck a power plant and a desalination plant in Kuwait for the second time, causing a fire. Kuwait is one of the countries that most frequently suffers Iranian attacks since the resumption of hostilities between Tehran and Washington.
Iran has suspended its obligations under the memorandum with the United States due to the strikes carried out by the Americans. Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi accused the United States of violating the agreement.
U. S. President Donald Trump has intensified airstrikes on Iran and threatened broader escalation. Analysts believe that the intensification of attacks is unlikely to force Tehran into concessions.
The US attacked bridges, energy facilities, and a port in Iran. In response, Iran struck Qatar and Kuwait, damaging a water desalination plant.
Spokesman for the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, Ibrahim Zolfaghari, stated that Tehran will destroy all infrastructure in the region if Trump carries out his threat to strike Iranian infrastructure. He called Trump's statements "empty" and warned of a more powerful response.
Iranian agencies Fars and Tasnim reported US missile strikes around the island of Qeshm. This happened amid the resumption of hostilities between Washington and Tehran.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman stated that the country does not plan negotiations and will continue to respond decisively to US strikes. He emphasized that Tehran will not adhere to agreements if Washington violates its commitments.
U. S. President Donald Trump said that if Iran does not sign a peace deal, no one will be left in the country. The U.S. has reinstated a naval blockade of ships heading to Iranian ports.
Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will deliver a powerful strike on Iran if Tehran carries out an attack. He emphasized that the days of irresponsible strikes are over.
Global oil prices rose by more than 9% due to US plans to reinstate a naval blockade of Iran. Analysts link this to fears of supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran condemned the US military strikes, calling them a violation of the ceasefire agreement. Tehran warned that countries facilitating the attacks would become legitimate targets for the Iranian armed forces.
Pete Hegseth canceled a planned visit to Israel, where he was to meet with Netanyahu. The cancellation came amid US strikes on Iran and Iranian attacks on tankers.
The Iranian delegation at the negotiations in Switzerland protested against verbal threats from US President Donald Trump. Trump threatened to take control of the Strait of Hormuz if no agreement is reached.
Planned talks between the US and Iran in Bürgenstock were canceled after US Vice President JD Vance postponed his trip. The decision was made by the Swiss Foreign Ministry; the reasons have not been officially specified.
US President Donald Trump stated that the conflict with Iran did not show the limits of his authority, but on the contrary demonstrated the strength of the United States. He called the signed agreement an "unconditional surrender" of Iran, but admitted that he agreed to it because of the risk of an economic crisis.
