Trump's Iran Pressure: Pakistan Talks Crucial

President Trump is ramping up pressure on Iran as a shaky ceasefire nears its end in

just days.

He warned that without a fair deal, the U.S. will target every power plant and bridge

in the country.

Negotiators are heading back to Islamabad, Pakistan, for another round of talks on Monday,

focusing on reopening the strait of Hormuz and blocking.

Iran's nuclear path.

Trump blasts at Iran for violating the troops by firing on ships near the strait, calling

at the end of nice guy time.

The U.S. is still blockading Iranian ports, which Iran claims breaks the ceasefire first,

that has stalled any real progress on clearing the vital oil route.

Meanwhile, the strait of Hormuz stays shut down to traffic.

Iranian forces turned back two tankers over the weekend, despite brief claims from both

sides that it was open.

Trump called the initial deal a big win on Friday, but Iran's top leader shot that down, saying

no passage until the blockade lifts.

Pope Leo, wrapping up part of his four nation-African tour in Angola, hailed a separate Israel-Levanon

ceasefire as a real reason for hope during a Sunday mass.

He's been vocal against the U.S.-led fight with Iran, drawing fire from Trump amid

defuud.

Also, with global oil flows at stake and tensions boiling, these Pakistan talks can make or break

the next move.

Eyes are on weather cooler heads prevail, before things escalate further.

That's your update from El Paso News today, powered by AI, I'm Corey, with the story.