Iran leaves the truce with the United States “in suspense” after accusing it of killing 50 people in three weeks
The seventh consecutive night of bombings destroys six bridges, railway tracks, and a desalination plant
WAR AGAINST IRAN
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United States bombs northern Iran and tightens the siege on Hormuz
The US military intensifies attacks as Tehran responds with retaliations in Kuwait and Bahrain. Diplomatic efforts appear stalled
Imposing tolls on the Strait of Hormuz, Trump’s latest whim and backtrack
United States and Iran intensify the battle for a strait key to the global economy, and shipping companies fear a large surcharge in transportation. The Republican’s idea legitimizes the charge in the maritime passage
United States and Iran return to open war after a week of clashes in Hormuz
Attacks on oil tankers kill one sailor and cause eight injuries. The conflict threatens to spread again to the Red Sea and Iraq
Trump says the United States should control the Strait of Hormuz and charge for its use
The president threatens in an interview on Fox News to “hit Iran very hard” if they continue breaking “closed deals”
Iran attacks Kuwait and Bahrain with missiles after the United States struck its radars in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claims to have damaged US Fifth Fleet bases, but the American military command denies it
Israel continues bombings in Lebanon despite ceasefire extension: “We have freedom of action”
Hezbollah launches drones against border towns and rejects the truce because it is partial and keeps Israeli troops in the country
The United States House of Representatives deals a setback to Trump by approving the limitation of his powers in the war with Iran
The measure is symbolic, but it shows the growing political fracture caused by a conflict that the president launched without the authorization of Congress
Iran and the US ease up in Hormuz despite bombings and negotiation ups and downs
The number of boats managing to cross the strait has risen in the last two weeks, although it is still far from pre-war levels
The atomic energy agency sees more nuclear risk in Iran today than before the war
The UN body warns that the longer uranium remains off its radar, the greater the danger will be