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US Iran Tensions
Tracked across 5 sources · Updated 57m ago
US President Trump has ordered potential military strikes against Iran as early as this weekend, abandoning diplomatic pauses amid heightened regional tensions. Iran warns of retaliation targeting US energy assets and Israeli infrastructure, while accusing Washington of seeking talks secretly while threatening war openly.
How it unfolded
16h ago
Iran says Trump seeks talks secretly, threatens war openly
16h ago
Iran warns UK over US access to British military bases
16h ago
Trump accuses Iran of 'terrorist behaviour', vessels in Hormuz hit
16h ago
Iran vows to hit US energy assets, Israeli infrastructure if attacked
2d ago
WSJ: Trump orders Iran strikes as early as this weekend
3d ago
Report: Trump exasperated over lack of adviser unity on Iran
What happened earlier
Latest updates
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Full story →US Iran War Live Updates: Iran vows response targeting Israeli infrastructure, US energy facilities if attacked

US President Donald Trump warned on Friday that Washington would strike Iran 'very hard'.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump ordered preparations for a new offensive, possibly starting this weekend.
CBS News reported that the US and Israel are coordinating potential joint strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure, including oil refineries and power plants.
Trump had not yet given final approval for the campaign.
The conflict began on February 28, when the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran.
Earlier · 2d ago
Full story →Trump "Exasperated" As There's "No Unity" Among Top Advisers On Iran: Report

Earlier · 16h ago
Full story →Trump Orders Fresh Attack On Iran This Weekend, WSJ Reports — SPY, QQQ Drop After-Hours, USO Climbs

President Donald Trump has ordered a new wave of heavy military strikes against Iran, slated as soon as this weekend.
The order comes after recent diplomatic pauses, following heightened regional attacks.
WSJ reports the strike order, indicating potential escalation in the Middle East.
SPY and QQQ dropped after-hours, while USO climbed in response to the news.