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Trump Threatens to Devastate Iran by Tuesday Night Deadline
President Trump warned he would destroy every bridge and power plant in Iran by 12 o'clock Tuesday night if Tehran does not reopen the Strait of Hormuz. He emphasized the US military's power could set Iran back 100 years, while floating possible diplomacy.
Iran rejected the ceasefire proposal and vowed retaliation on Gulf energy sites.
Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Proposal as Tensions Mount
Tehran dismissed Trump's demands, stating threats won't deter its offensive and it would target energy infrastructure in response. The conflict, now in its sixth week, has disrupted Hormuz navigation despite increased traffic.
Diplomatic efforts by over 40 countries aim to secure safe passage post-war.
Oil Prices Surge on Iran Conflict and Trump Warnings
Oil gained for a third day as markets brace for potential strikes on Iranian infrastructure ahead of the deadline. Hormuz traffic hit highest in weeks amid agreed transits, but Iranian control persists.
Thailand and Philippines CPI data expected amid war-driven price hikes.
Israel Strikes Iran's Key Gas Field and Hezbollah Sites
Israel hit Iran's major gas field as Trump's deadline approaches and began striking Hezbollah infrastructure in Beirut. This escalates the US-Israel war against Iran, triggering global fuel price hikes.
Farmers in affected regions receive aid due to soaring costs.
Artemis II Crew Reaches Record Distance, Heads Home
NASA's Artemis II astronauts achieved maximum distance from Earth, passing behind the moon, and reestablished communications before returning. The mission marks a milestone in lunar exploration efforts.
Ex-astronaut Daniel Tani discussed his space journey.
JP Morgan's Dimon Warns on Economy Amid Middle East War
Jamie Dimon urged strengthening US allies economically to avoid adverse consequences from the Iran conflict. He criticized aspects of Trump policy in his shareholder letter, amid a testy bank-administration relationship.
Markets whipsawed after Trump's warnings.