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Iran warns against US threats to attack energy sites, stating a retaliation plan is ready after US media hints at imminent strikes on civilian sites.

An oil tanker exploded after colliding with a mine in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian media reports. U.S. President Trump paused military strikes to allow more time for 'diplomacy'.

An oil tanker exploded after colliding with a naval mine in the Strait of Hormuz, as reported by Iranian media. The incident occurred while the vessel was exiting a route approved by Tehran.

Multiple explosions were reported in the southern Iranian cities of Chabahar and Konarak, according to Iranian media. The incidents involved audible detonations in both locations.

Mediators are attempting to salvage diplomacy to end the Middle East war after US President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire over. A Qatari delegation is in Iran, and Iran's top diplomat is traveling to Oman. No direct talks between Tehran and Washington have occurred since last month.

Crowds marched through Tehran during the funeral procession for Iran's late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with hundreds of thousands participating and millions gathering in the capital according to Iranian media reports.

Iranian media report that an oil tanker was attacked near Oman in the Strait of Hormuz after ignoring warnings and attempting to use a US-backed route. US officials cited by Axios blamed Iran for the attack, which involved an 'unknown projectile' damaging two vessels without causing casualties.

A Hezbollah parliamentarian rejected a ceasefire with Israel as long as Israeli forces remain in Lebanese territory, emphasizing the right of self-defense and Iran's support for maintaining a military balance.

Iranian media reports three oil tankers and two ships carrying essential Iranian goods have passed through a US naval blockade. Washington and Tehran claim they have agreed to terms to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz after months of shipping and energy market disruptions.

Prospects for a US-Iran peace deal remain uncertain as conflicting claims by US and Iranian officials continue. US President Trump dismissed Iranian media reports suggesting a potential agreement, calling Iranians 'very dishonorable people to deal with' in social media posts.

A US attack near the Strait of Hormuz damaged a drinking water facility in southern Iran's Bemani, Hormozgan province, according to satellite analysis reported by The New York Times. Iranian media stated the strike left over 20,000 people without water.

US forces launched strikes against Iran following President Trump's claim that Iran downed an American helicopter. CENTCOM described the action as a proportional self-defense response, while Iranian media reported explosions near the Strait of Hormuz. The escalation occurred amid ongoing Israeli strikes in Lebanon and rising oil prices.

Iranian media has released video footage showing missiles being launched from Iran towards Israel.

Iranian media reported US-Iran negotiations are stalled amid continued fighting in Lebanon. US President Trump dismissed these reports as 'fake news.'

Tehran has suspended talks with the U.S. over Israeli attacks in Lebanon, according to Iranian media reports. Civil defense workers inspected the site of an Israeli strike in the southern Lebanese city of Tyre.

The US and Iran are engaged in conflicting narratives over peace talks, with Trump initially signaling optimism but Iranian officials highlighting unresolved disputes. The ceasefire's future remains uncertain as Tehran's demands diverge from Washington's stance.

Iranian media report stalled negotiations as disagreements persist on key issues. Trump states the US is not rushing to finalize a deal, dampening hopes for a resolution.

Iran accused the United States of making 'excessive demands' while considering a latest peace proposal, according to Iranian media. US media reports indicated Washington was contemplating new strikes as Iranian leaders evaluated the proposal.