Trump Scraps the Clock as Vance Stays on the Ground
Trump erased the Wednesday deadline, kept the blockade, and turned a countdown war into an open-ended siege while his envoy never boarded the plane.
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Trump erased the Wednesday deadline, kept the blockade, and turned a countdown war into an open-ended siege while his envoy never boarded the plane.
As Washington removed the ceasefire clock, London and Paris convened 30+ militaries to draft a Hormuz reopening plan without waiting for U.S. lead.
Mexico moved from indignation to constitutional process after Sheinbaum publicly identified CIA officers and opened a federal legality probe.
Tehran's split was no longer inferred: missile-pageantry, conditional diplomacy, and hardline escalation demands aired in the same 24-hour window.
Rockets at Kfar Giladi and a drone over the north Tuesday evening — the first Hezbollah fire since the Friday ceasefire began, four days before the Thursday second round.
Iran's UN envoy names lifting the US naval blockade as the precondition for rejoining talks — the diplomatic voice in Iran's public three-voice fracture on the day Trump scrapped the clock.
Ghalibaf adviser Mohammadi dismissed Trump's ceasefire extension as 'nothing' and called publicly for a military response — the hardliner voice in Iran's three-way fracture.