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President Trump said today in a post on social media that the U.S. Navy will begin to blockade any and all ships trying to interleave the straight-of-horn moves. He also said any ship that paid a fee to Iran to pass through the waterway will not have safe passage through the straight. Trump said the U.S. Navy will begin destroying all mines that Iran has put in the
straight and he called the mining of the straight extortion. This morning during an appearance on Fox News, the President discussed the breakdown of negotiations in Pakistan between the U.S. and Iran.
“"We didn't get there in the important issue.”
They want to have nuclear weapons and I can have nuclear weapons.
I've been saying that for 30 years, I would never allow that to happen before I was in politics.
And that country will not have nuclear weapons. Most countries shouldn't be allowed to have, but that country will not have nuclear weapons." Trump did say that progress was made on other issues, but he called the leadership of Iran "volatile, difficult, and unpredictable people." Vice President Vance left Pakistan after the talks ended, and is now returning to Washington.
Israel and his boba in Lebanon are continuing attacks on each other, and PR's Daniel Estrin reports. Israel's refusal to stop fighting in Lebanon has threatened the Iran ceasefire. Iran threatened, quote, "strong responses." In President Trump said Israel would reduce its attacks in Lebanon, but attacks continue.
Israel's military says this weekend, "it's struck more than 200 has balla targets."
And his balla said it continued, "rock it, drone, and artillery attacks on Israel and
Israeli troops inside Lebanon."
“Lebanon says the Israeli and Lebanese ambassadors to Washington will hold their first direct”
meeting Tuesday at the State Department to discuss a ceasefire and a date for starting negotiations. In a speech, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed historic accomplishments in Iran and Lebanon, and that his goal in talks are to disarm his balla and reach a peace agreement with Lebanon.
Daniel Estrin and PR news, Tel Aviv. Russia and Ukraine are each accusing each other, violating a 32-hour ceasefire. The leaders of both countries had agreed to the troops to mark the Orthodox Christian Easter from Moscow Charles Mayan reports. Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the ceasefire from 4pm Saturday through end of
Easter's Sunday, a proposal to which Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky agreed. Yet the Russian side accused Ukraine of launching overnight drone attacks on several border regions, injuring civilians, and Ukraine blamed Russia for waves of drones and shelling that killed several people in injured scores more.
“Moscow was also quick to dismiss calls by Zelensky to extend the troops and restart”
peace negotiations, speaking Sunday, Kremlin spokesman territory Peskov said Russia would resume its military campaign as soon as the ceasefire expired at midnight, arguing a lasting peace would only come once Russia's interest in Ukraine were met. Charles Mayan's impure news, Moscow. It's NPR.
The Manhattan District Attorney's Office says it is open day sexual assault investigation against California congressman and Democratic candidate for governor Eric Solwell. He is facing allegations of sexual abuse, one involving a reported incident in September of 2024 at a New York City hotel involving a former staff member. Other women have come forward to accuse all well of sexual misconduct.
He denies the allegations first reported by the San Francisco Chronicle in CNN, NPR
has not independently verified those allegations. Hundreds of gasoline stations in Ireland have run out of fuel, protesters are blocking roads and access to refineries. The protest over rising fuel prices are now into their sixth day. NPR's Fatima Asakab has more.
For nearly a week, slow-moving convoys of tractors and trucks have blocked major highways and roads across the country, including some of the busiest streets in Ireland's capital, Dublin. Protesters are demanding more support from the government as fuel prices continue to rise because of the U.S. and Israel's war against Iran.
The Irish government has been meeting with farmers and truckers over the weekend and say more support is coming. But opposition partitioned fame says they will bring a motion of no confidence in the Irish government over the crisis. Fatima Asakab MP unused London.
This year's Master's Golf Tournament is now a wide open affair in a span of five hours roaring macarois, his six-stroke lead, disappearedly begins the Sunday final round of competition tied for the lead at 11 under par with Calvin Cameron Young. This week on Sources and Methods a messy truce with Iran which remains in control of the state of Formus.
They feel emboldened. This war that started with a call to replace the regime, well, one Haminahe was replaced by another Haminahe. The road ahead in Iran, this week on Sources and Methods, the National Security Podcast for MenPR.
