US warns Iran to make a deal or else fighting will resume
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The US is warning Iran to make a deal to end the conflict, or else fighting will resume, as diplomatic talks between Iranian officials and Pakistan's military chief continue in Tehran. The US has threatened to use force against ships that bypass the blockade on Iranian ports.
The US is pressuring Iran to reach a deal to end the conflict, warning that if Tehran 'chooses poorly,' there will be 'bombs dropping on infrastructure and power and energy.' Iranian officials are meeting with Pakistan's military chief in Tehran to discuss messages exchanged between Iran and the US. The US Central Command chief has stated that troops in the Middle East are 'rearming' despite the ceasefire. A blockade on Iranian ports remains in place, with the US threatening to use force against ships that do not comply. The conflict has also led to concerns about a potential jet fuel shortage in Europe, with the head of the International Energy Agency warning that flights may be canceled if oil supplies remain trapped.
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