Iran said passage through the Strait of Hormuz will be allowed if vessels coordinate with its armed forces. But it wasn't clear whether Tehran would seek to charge a fee or limit traffic. For now, an uneasy ceasefire is in place,

US VP JD Vance said different 10-point proposals have contributed to confusion about the basis of negotiations. Meanwhile, Israeli PM Netanyahu said Israel was ready to return to fighting as war goals in Iran were unfulfilled.

Iran accused the US and Israel of launching an attack on a girls' school near an IRGC base in southern Iran on 28 February, saying 168 people, including around 110 children, were killed. The US said it was investigating the incident, while Israel said it was "not aware" of any military operations in the area.

Iran and the United States have agreed to a two-week ceasefire. The deal allows President Donald Trump to pull back from his Tuesday threat where he said a "whole civilization will die" if a deal

Tehran defiantly fired new salvos of missiles and drones at its Gulf Arab neighbors and Israel and said it would not relinquish its grip on the Strait of Hormuz

AP journalists saw charred bodies in vehicles and on the ground at one of Beirut’s busiest intersections in the central Corniche al Mazraa neighborhood, a mixed commercial and residential area.