Iran-US ceasefire grows shaky after Trump rejects Tehran's latest proposal
Iran and the United States were again at an impasse on Monday over how to end their war, as the ceasefire between them grew increasingly shaky.
The latest update says the two sides have exchanged fire in recent days.
It also says ships and Gulf states have been targeted, while fighting has flared between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.
The renewed exchanges underline the fragility of the ceasefire and the risk of wider regional spillover.
The situation now appears to involve not only direct Iran-US tensions, but also maritime and regional security concerns.
The row comes after Trump rejected Tehran's latest proposal, according to the supplied report.
That rejection appears to have left the two sides without a clear path forward.
The conflict is also being shaped by events beyond the immediate Iran-US confrontation, including the fighting involving Israel and Hezbollah.
The mention of Gulf states being targeted suggests the pressure is spreading across the region.
