- Trump criticized NATO members regarding the defense responsibilities of Europe during the war against Iran, coinciding with the Ankara NATO summit.
- Talks are advancing on a US-Iran memorandum aimed at ending regional conflict, alongside a dispute over fees in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranian strikes against US targets were reported, followed by the announcement of a ceasefire.
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Updated Jun 24
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What happened
Iranian strikes against US targets were reported, followed by the announcement of a ceasefire.
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Talks are advancing on a US-Iran memorandum aimed at ending regional conflict, alongside a dispute over fees in the Strait of Hormuz.Also in this story
- Pakistan served as a mediator between the US and Iran on June 1, 2026, in efforts to resolve regional conflict.
- The Iran war is receding following the establishment of an interim deal.
- Donald Trump met Mark Rutte at the White House, while Rubio toured Gulf states, amid claims of advancing Iran negotiations.
- The White House has submitted a request to Congress, via OMB, for supplemental funding to replenish the Pentagon due to the war against Iran.
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Donald Trump
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- U.S. conducted strikes in Iran following Donald Trump's orders, while Iranian state media reported strikes in both locations.
- US conducted strikes and threatened bombing of Iranian civilian infrastructure in Hormozgan Province.
- Trump warned of strikes if Tehran did not comply, amid ongoing support for armed groups like Hezbollah and Houthis.
- Strikes were launched in Iran in late February.
- US airstrikes against Iran triggered Iranian retaliation, with strikes hitting Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait.