Trump’s Iran War Posture Backfires as Attacks Escalate

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President Trump’s confident claim that a deal to end the Iran war was near backfired as Iran and the U.S. traded strikes, with U.S. forces conducting defensive actions around the Strait of Hormuz and Bandar Abbas to maintain a ceasefire. Iran warned of a stronger response; Tehran’s state media floated an apparent draft deal that Washington called a fabrication. Trump used a Cabinet meeting to press for a settlement, mocked the midterms, and even threatened regional ally Oman if shipping through the Hormuz Strait was blocked, underscoring a three-month conflict still without a resolution.
- Trump’s Big War Boasts Blow Up in His Face The Daily Beast
- Iran and U.S. trade new strikes as Trump dismisses pressure to end war NBC News
- U.S. carries out new strikes against Iranian military site, official says CBS News
- US launches defensive strikes against Iran, intercepts multiple threatening drones: officials Fox News
- US and Iran trade attacks as sources report tentative agreement to extend ceasefire - as it happened Reuters
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