Iran halts attack on Israel after Trump demands end to strikes; energy prices fall from day’s peak

theglobeandmail.com·Eric Reguly
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Iran said it would pause attacks on Israel after a round of strikes between the two countries caused global market jitters, but warned it would retaliate if Israel kept hitting Lebanon. The article highlights how U.S. pressure, especially from Trump, played a role in de-escalation and ties the conflict to rising oil prices and economic concerns. While it reports on violence and threats, it doesn’t clarify who controls ceasefire efforts or how many civilians have been killed in Lebanon.

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