Trump Says Ceasefire With Iran Is Over After Latest Attacks
Middle East,Iran,Donald Trump,Ceasefire,Strait of Hormuz,Turkey,NATO
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President Trump said he believed his ceasefire deal with Iran was over and tore into the country's leadership, following another round of Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz that snarled efforts to open the strategic waterway.
The president's remarks were the starkest sign yet that diplomacy with Iran has stalled under the preliminary peace agreement he signed in mid-June. Trump stopped short of saying the U.S. would restart the war, however, and said he would let talks continue if the parties were willing.
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