U.S. Strikes Iran Again, Testing Ceasefire and Hormuz Oil

The U.S. and Iran traded new strikes after Trump said the ceasefire was over; the fighting threatens Hormuz shipping, Gulf security, and oil-price stability.

1. Frame 1U.S. strikes Iran again after Hormuz ship attacks, putting the ceasefire, Gulf security, and oil prices at risk.
2. Frame 2Iran says a U.S. strike landed near its nuclear power plant as blasts spread across the country.
3. Frame 3Command screens track a second day of back-and-forth attacks while leaders weigh how far to escalate.
4. Frame 4The Strait of Hormuz remains the map stake because ships, fuel markets, and mariners depend on passage.
5. Frame 5Markets watch oil boards after the strikes jolt prices and raise costs beyond the Gulf.
6. Frame 6The next move is whether mediators can save talks while Washington and Tehran trade warnings.