Trump extends Strait-of-Hormuz deadline to April 6 amid rising tensions
US President Donald Trump has delayed a threatened strike on Iran's energy infrastructure, extending the deadline for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz until April 6. The move comes amid rising tensions and ongoing talks to end the war, which has killed over 1,900 people in Iran and displaced millions.
US President Donald Trump has delayed a strike on Iran's energy infrastructure. The deadline for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is now April 6. Talks to end the war are ongoing, with Pakistan leading an indirect exchange of positions between Tehran and Washington. The war has killed over 1,900 people in Iran and nearly 1,100 in Lebanon. Israel's military conducted strikes in Tehran, and Kuwait shot down Iranian drones. The US stock market fell sharply, and oil prices rose amid the uncertainty.
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