Iran fires missile salvo after Trump signals progress in talks
Iran has launched a new missile salvo across the Middle East after US President Donald Trump signaled progress in talks with Tehran. The move comes as Trump appears to be ramping up efforts to bring an end to the joint military operation with Israel, with oil prices dropping sharply and stocks in Asia rising on broader de-escalation hopes.
Iran launched a missile salvo across the Middle East on Wednesday. The move follows US President Donald Trump's signals that he is eager to talk with Tehran. Trump said Washington is 'in negotiations right now' with Tehran. Iranian officials have yet to confirm formal talks. Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they fired a fresh wave of missiles at Israel and bases hosting US forces in Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain. The Islamic republic has kept up retaliatory attacks on Israel and Gulf nations.
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