AP NewsWatch 7:30 a.m. EDT

0:00I'm Alcela Sanchez with an AP News Minute. The exchange of fire between Iran and the U.S. has quieted for now, replaced by another exchange of rhetoric. AP correspondent Bentomas reports, Iran claims it tested a new missile capability against a U.S. warship over the weekend. And Iranian state media says it has greater range in accuracy and a half-ton warhead. And Marx's turning point in Iran's defense strategy, shifting toward preemptive action. On Saturday, the U.S. said ballistic missiles were launched at U.S. warships, which evaded the attacks, and in response, U.S. forces struck three Iranian oil tankers. Meanwhile, the White House is dismissing Iranian planes to create an exclusion zone near the straight of four moves. U.S. insists the waterway remains open and cleared of minds. I'm Bentomas. World shares and U.S. futures declined today while oil prices pressed higher. I'm Alcela Sanchez.