Bombing Campaign

Trump states that a deal to end the Iran war may be imminent and agrees to cancel the attack. The United States and Israel had planned a harsh bombing campaign against energy infrastructure targets in Iran.

Trump claims a deal to end the Iran war may be coming soon and agrees to cancel an attack. The United States and Israel had planned a severe bombing campaign against Iran's energy infrastructure.

Iran asserts control over the Strait of Hormuz and states it is not seeking U.S. peace talks after President Trump halted a two-week bombing campaign. Trump ended the campaign following Iran's retaliatory attacks on U.S. bases.

The US has paused its two-week bombing campaign against Iran, prompting Tehran to suspend its retaliatory attacks. This temporary halt in military actions follows the recent US military operations.

The US has paused strikes on Iran for a second night after top military officials advised Donald Trump to halt the bombing campaign, citing dwindling munitions and limited effectiveness. Diplomatic negotiations continue to avoid escalating the conflict, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who opposes the negotiations, is expected to visit the White House.

Trump's ceasefire collapses as Iran ends peace talks over Benjamin Netanyahu's fresh bombing campaign.

Vance has canceled Iran peace talks due to concerns that Trump may initiate a large-scale bombing campaign targeting civilian infrastructure. The decision reflects heightened tensions and fears of military escalation.