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U.S. and Iran exchange intense new attacks after Trump says ceasefire is ‘over’

U.S. and Iranian forces exchange their most intense strikes since the ceasefire extension following President Trump's declaration that the deal is over.

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The United States and Iran are engaged in intensifying fire across the Middle East. These strikes follow a statement from President Trump labeling the interim deal as 'over.' Coverage from The Guardian, The Hill, and WPLG Local 10 emphasizes that these are the most intense strikes since the ceasefire was extended, threatening the interim agreement to end the war.

Additionally, Arab News reports that Saudi Arabia and other nations have condemned Iranian attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain. Attention remains on the status of the interim deal and the regional response to Iranian strikes on Bahrain and Kuwait.

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Quick answers

Why have attacks between the U.S. and Iran intensified?

According to The Hill, strikes intensified after President Trump labeled the interim deal as 'over'.

Which other countries have been targeted in these attacks?

Arab News reports that Iran has carried out attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain.

How are other nations reacting to the violence?

Saudi Arabia has joined other nations in condemning Iranian attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait.

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