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Trump answers Iran's war invoice with a fifty-year bill of his own, and oil jumps five percent on the wreckage.
Reuters files fading hopes beside a five percent settle; AP stacks both bills and calls it balance.
X turns the USS Cole misattribution and the 52,000 claim into dunk material while deal desks read a dying talk.
Baghaei restates Tehran's four conditions, the security council stacks six more, and no lane gets a date.
Oil erases a week of peace-bet gains in one session after dueling reparations demands bury the Hormuz deal.
Trump trades the strike option for economic attrition, posting rial charts while the Navy turns hulls away.
A Sunday missile and drone assault on Yemen's Mokha port kills seven and reopens the Red Sea war the desks forgot.
The president describes his second meeting ever with an unseen supreme leader as a seven-hour unity seminar.
Israel seals Taybeh with a closed military zone meant to keep settlers out — and witnesses along with them.