US-Iran War Day 33 Updates: Trump may call it quits on war; Tehran’s continued attacks on the Gulf as the world watches West Asia
The US-Iran conflict has escalated, with explosions reported in Iran's capital and drone strikes in the Gulf, while Israel continues its campaign against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon. The conflict has sparked global concern, with diplomatic efforts underway to de-escalate the situation, and financial markets reacting positively to potential US exit from the conflict.
Explosions hit Iran's capital, with state broadcaster IRIB reporting multiple blasts. The conflict has spread to the Gulf, with Kuwait and Bahrain reporting drone strikes. Israel continues its campaign against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, with at least seven people killed in Beirut's southern suburbs. The US and Iran have hinted at potential de-escalation, with Trump suggesting US forces could leave within two to three weeks. The conflict has sparked global concern, with the EU urging member states to curb fuel consumption due to surging energy prices. Financial markets have shown tentative optimism, with Asian equities rallying on hopes of a potential US exit.
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