US seeks 30-day ceasefire no nukes deal and Hormuz reopening but Iran unlikely to accept sweeping terms.
Iran has permitted select countries’ ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz while restricting vessels linked to the US and its allies, tightening control over a key global oil route amid the ongoing conflict.
International Energy Agency chief Fatih Birol has warned that the ongoing Iran war could trigger a global economic crisis, with energy disruptions, rising oil prices, and supply shocks likely to impact every country.
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Iran has warned it will strike electrical plants across West Asia that supply power to US military bases if Washington attacks its energy infrastructure, further raising tensions in the ongoing conflict.
Air defenses intercept missiles and drones; shipping routes, flights and regional security under heightened alert.
48-hour ultimatum escalates West Asia tensions as oil shock deepens and military brinkmanship intensifies.
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