The president rejoices over the recovery of the soldier in the downed F-15 and threatens Tehran, which refuses to budge: "You are dragging the US into hell."
The UN spokeswoman: "They were only filming the headquarters and the immediate vicinity; it was for our own safety. We're concerned; the violence is rising, but we're staying."
Flight restrictions at Linate, Venice, Treviso, and Bologna: a sort of controlled kerosene management begins. This is just a taste of what could happen with a prolonged closure of Hormuz.
The tycoon reminds Truth of the deadline announced on March 26: "Negotiations now or the Straits will reopen." The Iranian regime responds: "It will be hell for you; you'll sink into the swamp."
The vessel is the MSC Ishyka, flying the Liberian flag. Meanwhile, an Indian ship passed through the strait without incident, following negotiations with Tehran.
According to sources, the Attorney General was also removed by the president for having delivered to Congress some documents relating to the Epstein case.
The Space Launch System rocket was launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida: a historic moment after the closure of the Apollo program in 1972.
The President addresses Americans from the White House for the first time since the beginning of the conflict and more than a month after the first attacks: "The new leaders? More reasonable."