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Israel war on Iran. On Sunday, The New York Times reported that Trump’s latest changes involved toughening the terms of the proposed deal and the US had sent the new framework back
missile exchanges with Israel in October that year. But the government has also faced years of a budget crunch, linked with local mismanagement and corruption, and paired with US sanctions. ## Internet shutdown deals damage
Israel are expected to hold a new round of negotiations in Washington on May 14-15 aimed at reaching a peace agreement, a US official said, despite new Israeli strikes. ## In the Gulf - **UAE urges
Israel war on Iran](/news/2026/4/11/us-iran-talks-on-ending-war-begin-in-pakistan), now in its 77th day. The latest conflict began on February 28 with US and Israeli strikes on Iranian military sites, nuclear facilities and infrastructure. Since then, Iran closed
exchange for sanctions relief. But Trump withdrew from the landmark deal in 2018 and slapped sanctions back on Iran, despite international inspectors stating that Iran had stuck to its side of the deal
exchanged fire in the strait of Hormuz on Monday. “Well, you’ll find out because I’ll let you know,” the US president said. “They know what to do, or what not to do more
exchange for using its influence to pressure Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as Washington urges Beijing to play a greater role in easing tensions linked to the war. - **Iran war to cast
exchange of strikes between Israel and Iran. Officials from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan and Qatar, have urged the U.S. administration to pressure Israel to rein in its strikes on Iran and Beirut. They have
missiles at Israel and US targets in countries across the Gulf. A ceasefire agreed in April meant to facilitate talks has largely been observed despite occasional exchanges of fire. Neither Washington nor Tehran have officially
missiles at northern Israel, the first such attack since a truce with the United States and Israel was agreed in April, in retaliation for Israeli attacks on Beirut’s southern suburbs. Israel said
news conference in Jerusalem. He said the phased ceasefire deal was paralysed over Hamas not yet disarming, calling it “not negotiable”. Disarmament remained a sticking point that stalled progress on other fronts, while Hamas blamed
exchange of direct strikes between the two enemies since a ceasefire paused the US-Israel war with Iran in April. Iran’s attack came in response to earlier strikes on Beirut by [Israel](https://www.theguardian.com
missiles, which Iran said targeted an air base hosting American military aircraft. Bahrain and Kuwait said they intercepted incoming fire. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi condemned the American attacks as a violation of Iranian sovereignty
exchange of fire threatens to unravel a fragile ceasefire in effect since 8 April – but **Donald Trump** insisted the truce remains intact. **“The ceasefire is going. It’s in effect,”** the US president told
missile launched from Yemen. Yemen’s Houthi rebels, who joined the Middle East war in March in support of Iran, have previously launched attacks on Israel. - **What is the** **continuing economic impact?** Brent crude jumped
exchanged a series of proposals and counterproposals in the weeks since that pause. After a string of smaller escalations, however, the US struck targets in Iran following the downing of a US Apache helicopter close
exchanged through intermediaries, Iranian authorities and state-linked media are emphasising that they consider control over the Strait of Hormuz more important than ever. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei told reporters on Saturday that Iran
news agency correspondent said they heard an explosion before seeing a car burning. Two people were pulled from the vehicle by rescuers, they added. NNA said the car was targeted by an Israeli drone
missile attacks](/news/2026/2/28/irans-supreme-leader-ali-khamenei-killed-in-us-israeli-attacks-reports) on Tehran and other parts of the country. Securities and Exchange Organization (SEO) deputy Hamid Yari told state media earlier this week that the move was aimed at “protecting investors’ assets, preventing
missiles and drones as sirens sounded across the country, the state news agency KUNA reported. In a statement, Kuwait’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Iranian attacks on its territory. “The Ministry affirms that