US president Donald Trump has called off fresh strikes planned for Tuesday at the request of Gulf allies, as a peace deal gets “very close”.
“I've put it off for a little while, hopefully maybe forever, but possibly for a little while, because we've had very big discussions with Iran, and we'll see what they amount to. I was asked by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, and some others,” he said in a post on Truth Social.
“If we could put it off for two or three days, a short period of time, because they think that they are getting very close to making a deal,” Trump added.
The president did not offer details about the planned attack but said but he instructed the US military “to be prepared to go forward with a full, large scale assault of Iran, on a moment’s notice, in the event that an acceptable Deal is not reached.”
It comes after Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said Tehran is continuing to “pursue diplomacy with seriousness," but that the Islamic Republic "will not be subdued by contradictory behavior and threats from the opposing side.”
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Is it safe to travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi? Latest UAE travel advice after nuclear plant struck in Iran-US war
03:00 , Rebecca WhittakerAfter a reported drone strike near a nuclear power station in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), many holidaymakers still have concerns over travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
The temporary closure of Middle Eastern airspace in March grounded flights and severely disrupted travel to the UAE after a series of strikes across the country.
Flights from the UAE to the UK are gradually resuming, meaning that Britons now have more commercial options to leave the country.
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Is it safe to travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi? Latest advice after nuclear plant struck
Pictured: Iranian military educates people about how to use a gun
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Trump attacks 'fake news media' for Iran war coverage
01:00 , Rebecca WhittakerUS president Donald Trump has attacked “members of the Fake News Media” in a post on his Truth Social platform.
He hit out at media organisations in the US for their coverage of the war in Iran.
The post said: "If Iran surrenders, admits their Navy is gone and resting at the bottom of the sea, and their Air Force is no longer with us, and if their entire Military walks out of Tehran, weapons dropped and hands held high, each shouting 'I surrender, I surrender' while wildly waving the representative White Flag, and if their entire remaining Leadership signs all necessary 'Documents of Surrender,' and admit their defeat to the great power and force of the magnificent USA, The Failing New York Times, The China Street Journal (WSJ!), Corrupt and now Irrelevant CNN, and all other members of the Fake News Media, will headline that Iran had a Masterful and Brilliant Victory over The United States of America, it wasn't even close.
"The Dumacrats and Media have totally lost their way. They have gone absolutely CRAZY!!!"
US extend sanctions waiver on Russian seaborne oil
00:00 , Rebecca WhittakerThe US Treasury decided to extend its sanctions waiver on Russian seaborne oil, which lapsed on Saturday, after several countries asked for more time to buy Russian oil, Reuters has reported.
The waiver will last another 30 days and the US hopes it will ease oil supply shortages and high prices due to Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump says 'good chance' of Iran nuclear deal
23:36 , Rebecca WhittakerPresident Donald Trump said there was a very good chance the US could reach an agreement with Iran to prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, hours after saying he had postponed a planned military attack to allow negotiations to continue.
Trump said leaders from key US allies in the Middle East had asked him to delay a planned military attack on Iran scheduled for Tuesday to allow negotiations with Tehran to continue, while warning the US remained prepared to launch a large-scale assault if no agreement is reached.
"There seems to be a very good chance that they can work something out. If we can do that without bombing the hell out of them, I would be very happy," Trump told reporters gathered for a drug price announcement on Monday.
Watch: Trump claims ‘most’ Iranians have same first name
23:30 , Rebecca WhittakerTrump tells reporters the US has made 'progress' in Iran
23:24 , Rebecca WhittakerDonald Trump has said he thinks the US has made a lot of “progress” during the Iran war.
Responding to a reporter questioning if a peace deal will come into fruition, Trump insisted “lots come into fruition”.
He said: "We've taken a country that was going to have a nuclear weapon, and we've virtually destroyed its military. They have no navy, they have no air force, they've been every, they've been virtually destroyed militarily. That's a lot. That's a big.. we could leave right now. Would take them 25 years to rebuild.
“At the last thing they're thinking about, I think, is nuclear. Now they have to put it down in writing. But when you say nothing, we've.. we've totally destroyed...we've totally destroyed their military. We've destroyed their leadership, as you know, their leaders are gone. Their leaders are gone at the first level, the second level. We're dealing with half of the third level, and I think we've made a lot of progress."
Watch: Trump says he decided to postpone a "major attack" on Iran in coming days
23:19 , Rebecca WhittakerRecap: Trump has called off military action as 'serious negotiations' are underway
23:00 , Rebecca WhittakerDonald Trump said he is holding off on a military strike on Iran planned for Tuesday because “serious negotiations” are underway.
Trump’s announcement in a social media post Monday came as he had threatened the clock was ticking for Iran to strike a deal or fighting would renew after a fragile ceasefire.
The president did not offer details about the planned attack but said but he instructed the US military “to be prepared to go forward with a full, large scale assault of Iran, on a moment’s notice, in the event that an acceptable Deal is not reached.”
Trump says he has put off an attack for a 'little while' as Gulf allies say peace deal is close
22:47 , Rebecca WhittakerDonald Trump has said he has “put off” an attack on Iran for “a little while” in a post on Truth Social, as Gulf allies say peace deal is close.
It comes after he said he is holding off on a military strike on Iran planned for Tuesday because “serious negotiations” are underway.
He said in a post on Truth Social: "Well, other countries have come to me, and they've said we were getting ready to do a very major attack tomorrow. I've put it off for a little while, hopefully maybe forever, but possibly for a little while, because we've had very big discussions with Iran, and we'll see what they amount to. I was asked by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, and some others.
“If we could put it off for two or three days, a short period of time, because they think that they are getting very close to making a deal, and if we can do that, where there's no nuclear weapon going into the hands of Iran, I think, and if they're satisfied, we will be probably satisfied also."
"We've had periods of time where we had, we thought, pretty much getting close to making a deal, and didn't work out. But this is a little bit different now. We're already going tomorrow, very big, and not something I wanted to do, but we have no choice, because we cannot let Iran have a nuclear weapon."
‘Are you people crazy?’: Trump blasts Iran for sending peace proposal with ‘no relationship to the deal we made’
22:45 , Rebecca WhittakerDonald Trump has accused Iran of derailing efforts to end the war by sending a peace proposal with “no relationship” to the deal being discussed between the two countries.
The US president said Tehran was “dying to sign a deal” even as both sides appeared to have reached an impasse on key issues, including the abandonment of Iran’s nuclear programme.
“They scream all the time,” he told Fortune ahead of his trip to China last week. “I can tell you one thing – they’re dying to sign [a deal]. But they make a deal, and then they send you a paper that has no relationship to the deal you made. I say, ‘Are you people crazy?’”
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Trump blasts Iran for sending peace offer with ‘no relationship to the deal we made’
Power restored to Barakah nuclear power plant
22:15 , Rebecca WhittakerPower has been restored to the Barakah nuclear power plant in UAE after it was hit by a drone yesterday, the International Atomic Energy Agency has said.
The UAE's defence ministry said three drones entered the country from its western border.
While two were intercepted, the third drone struck an electrical generator "outside the inner perimeter" causing a fire.
Authorities conformed that safety levels were unaffected and no radioactive material was released.
Watch: US military is not investigating reports they bombed schools and hospitals in Iran
21:45 , Rebecca WhittakerMarjorie Taylor Greene warns of ‘revolution in America’ if Trump sends troops into Iran
21:15 , Rebecca WhittakerMarjorie Taylor Greene has said there would be “political revolution in America” if President Donald Trump deploys U.S. soldiers into Iran.
It is unclear what prompted the former Republican congresswoman and one-time Trump ally to issue the warning this weekend, though reports indicate the US and Israel are preparing for renewed fighting as the month-old ceasefire remains fragile.
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MTG warns of ‘revolution in America’ if Trump sends US troops into Iran
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says 'dialogue does not mean surrender'
20:53 , Rebecca WhittakerThe Iranian government has stressed that it will “not retreat” from the “legal rights of the people and the country”.
"Dialogue does not mean surrender," Masoud Pezeshkian said on X.
"The Islamic Republic of Iran enters into dialogue with dignity, authority, and the preservation of the nation's rights, and under no circumstances will it retreat from the legal rights of the people and the country.
"We will serve the people with logic and with all our might, to the end, and safeguard the interests and honour of Iran."
گفتوگو به معنای تسلیم نیست. جمهوری اسلامی ایران با عزت، اقتدار و حفظ حقوق ملت وارد گفتوگو میشود و به هیچ عنوان از حقوق قانونی مردم و کشور عقبنشینی نمیکند. ما با منطق و با تمام توان، تا پای جان، در خدمت مردم و حافظ منافع و عزت ایران خواهیم بود.
— Masoud Pezeshkian (@drpezeshkian) May 18, 2026
In full: Trump's announcement to call off strikes
20:47 , Rebecca WhittakerTrump has called of the strikes on Iran scheduled for tomorrow. But said he could “go forward with a full, large scale assault of Iran, on a moment's notice” if a deal is not reached.
Watch: Three-time Trump voter scorches 'worst president ever'
20:45 , Rebecca WhittakerRecap: Trump tells Iran 'the clock is ticking' to end the war
20:30 , Rebecca WhittakerDonald Trump has warned Tehran that the “clock is ticking” and threatened consequences if its leaders do not act quickly.
"For Iran, the Clock is Ticking, and they better get moving, FAST, or there won’t be anything left of them. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE!," the US president wrote in a Truth Social post.
Trump warned that if Tehran failed to reach a peace agreement with the US, it would face "a very bad time”.
"If they don’t, they’re going to have a bad time. A very bad time. They had better make a deal," Trump told French media. He also shared an AI-generated graphic of him and a US Navy admiral in front of stormy waters, and the line: "It was calm before the storm."
Trump has called off military action as 'serious negotiations' are underway
20:18 , Rebecca WhittakerDonald Trump said he is holding off on a military strike on Iran planned for Tuesday because “serious negotiations” are underway.
Trump’s announcement in a social media post Monday came as he had threatened the clock was ticking for Iran to strike a deal or fighting would renew after a fragile ceasefire.
The president did not offer details about the planned attack but said but he instructed the US military “to be prepared to go forward with a full, large scale assault of Iran, on a moment’s notice, in the event that an acceptable Deal is not reached.”
US has shown flexibility on Iran maintaining limited nuclear activities, source says
20:15 , Rebecca WhittakerThe United States has shown flexibility on allowing Iran to maintain limited peaceful nuclear activities under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency, a senior Iranian source told Reuters on Monday.
The source said that on the issue of Iran’s frozen assets, however, Washington has so far only agreed to free one quarter of those assets according to a phased timetable. Iran wants the U.S. to reconsider both positions, the source said.
In its new proposal, the source said, Iran has again focused on securing an end to the war, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and lifting maritime sanctions.
The more contentious issues around Iran's nuclear programme and uranium enrichment, which remain the most difficult parts of the negotiations, have been deferred to later rounds of talks.
Trump says he has called off planned strike
20:13 , Rebecca WhittakerTrump says he's called off Iran strike planned for Tuesday at request of Gulf allies to allow for serious negotiations.
Recap: Iran would respond with 'full strength' to any attack
20:00 , Rebecca WhittakerIran has said it would would respond with “full strength” to any attack, after Donald Trump warned “there won’t be anything left of them” if they fail to make a deal to end the war.
Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said Tehran is continuing to “pursue diplomacy with seriousness," but that the Islamic Republic "will not be subdued by contradictory behavior and threats from the opposing side.”
“We are fully prepared for every scenario,” he said, warning that, “in the event of any reckless action we will respond with full strength, and I assure you that our armed forces will definitely have new 'surprises' for the enemy.”
Watch: Trump dismisses concerns about financial impact of Iran war on Americans
19:45 , Rebecca WhittakerNewly created government agency in Iran launches an X account
19:30 , Rebecca WhittakerThe Persian Gulf Strait Authority (PGSA) , which is a newly created government agency in Iran has launched an X account.
It is in charge of vetting and taxing ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
Since the war began, Iran blockaded the Strait of Hormuz which normally carries massive amounts of global oil traffic daily.
"Navigation within the introduced boundaries of the Strait of Hormuz, which were previously determined by the Armed Forces and authorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran, is contingent upon full coordination with these entities, and passage without permission will be considered illegal," the PGSA said in a post on X.
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— PGSA | نهاد مدیریت آبراه خلیج فارس (@PGSA_IRAN) May 18, 2026
دریانوردی در حریم معرفی شدهٔ تنگه هرمز، که حدود آن پیش از این از سوی نیروهای مسلح و مقامات جمهوری اسلامی ایران تعیین شده، منوط به هماهنگی کامل با این نهاد است و عبور بدون مجوز، غیرقانونی تلقی خواهد شد.
Trump’s ‘clock is ticking’ Iran warning sends oil prices soaring and global markets tumbling
19:15 , Rebecca WhittakerGlobal markets experienced a turbulent start to the week, with Asian stocks largely retreating and oil prices surging, following a stark warning from Donald Trump to Tehran that "the clock is ticking" amid stalled negotiations over a permanent end to the conflict.
U.S. futures also saw declines, falling more than 0.6%.
The rise in oil prices was directly linked to Trump’s social media post, which declared: "the Clock is Ticking, and they better get moving, FAST, or there won’t be anything left of them."
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Trump’s Iran warning sends oil prices soaring and global markets tumbling
Recap: Pakistan hands US revised Iranian proposal for ending war
19:00 , Rebecca WhittakerPeace mediator Pakistan has shared with the United States a revised proposal from Iran to end the war in the Middle East, a Pakistani source said on Monday, warning that the sides “don't have much time” to narrow their differences.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei later confirmed that Tehran's views had been “conveyed to the American side through Pakistan” but gave no details.
A fragile ceasefire is in place after six weeks of war that followed US-Israeli airstrikes on Iran, but talks mediated by Pakistan have stalled and US president Donald Trump has said the ceasefire is “on life support”.
The Pakistani source gave no details of the revised proposal. Asked if it would take time to close gaps, the source said the sides “keep changing their goalposts” and added: “We don't have much time.”
Is it safe to travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi? Latest UAE travel advice after nuclear plant struck in Iran-US war
18:45 , Rebecca WhittakerAfter a reported drone strike near a nuclear power station in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), many holidaymakers still have concerns over travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
The temporary closure of Middle Eastern airspace in March grounded flights and severely disrupted travel to the UAE after a series of strikes across the country.
Flights from the UAE to the UK are gradually resuming, meaning that Britons now have more commercial options to leave the country.
Read more here:
Is it safe to travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi? Latest advice after nuclear plant struck
Watch: 'Hurt them more': Lindsey Graham calls on Trump to strike energy infrastructure in Iran
18:35 , Rebecca WhittakerLebanon death toll reaches 3,000
18:20 , Rebecca WhittakerThe death toll in the latest round of fighting between Israel and the Iranian-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon has surpassed 3,000, Lebanon's health ministry said Monday.
The ministry said the toll is now 3,020 in the fighting that has not stopped despite a fragile ceasefire, including 292 women and 211 children.
US extend sanctions waiver on Russian seaborne oil
18:10 , Rebecca WhittakerThe US Treasury decided to extend its sanctions waiver on Russian seaborne oil, which lapsed on Saturday, after several countries asked for more time to buy Russian oil, Reuters has reported.
The waiver will last another 30 days and the US hopes it will ease oil supply shortages and high prices due to Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump’s approval hits second-term low with brutal poll showing America’s disdain for Iran war and rising costs
18:00 , Rebecca WhittakerVoters are increasingly unhappy with President Donald Trump’s handling of his job amid the Iran war and the rising costs associated with it, a new record-low approval rating indicates.
In a survey of 1,500 registered voters, just 37 percent said they approve of Trump’s job as president, according to a new New York Times/Siena College poll conducted in mid-May. Approximately 59 percent said they do not approve of Trump’s performance.
Trump received low marks from voters on his handling of the Iran war, with 65 percent disapproving of it and more than half of respondents saying he made the wrong decision to spark conflict with Iran back in February.
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Trump’s approval hits low in his second term as Iran war drags him down
Watch: Trump calls reporter 'treasonous' for Iran war coverage during tense Air Force One gaggle
17:45 , Rebecca WhittakerTrump attacks 'fake news media' for Iran war coverage
17:30 , Rebecca WhittakerUS president Donald Trump has attacked “members of the Fake News Media” in a post on his Truth Social platform.
He hit out at media organisations in the US for their coverage of the war in Iran.
The post said: "If Iran surrenders, admits their Navy is gone and resting at the bottom of the sea, and their Air Force is no longer with us, and if their entire Military walks out of Tehran, weapons dropped and hands held high, each shouting 'I surrender, I surrender' while wildly waving the representative White Flag, and if their entire remaining Leadership signs all necessary 'Documents of Surrender,' and admit their defeat to the great power and force of the magnificent USA, The Failing New York Times, The China Street Journal (WSJ!), Corrupt and now Irrelevant CNN, and all other members of the Fake News Media, will headline that Iran had a Masterful and Brilliant Victory over The United States of America, it wasn't even close.
"The Dumacrats and Media have totally lost their way. They have gone absolutely CRAZY!!!"
US says it has redirected and disabled commercial ships during blockade
17:20 , Rebecca WhittakerUS Central Command has said it "redirected" 84 commercial ships and "disabled" four during its blockade of Iran's ports, in a post on X.
Since the war began, Iran blockaded the Strait of Hormuz which normally carries massive amounts of global oil traffic daily.
U.S. Sailors stand watch in the combat information center aboard USS Delbert D. Black (DDG 119) as the ship transits the Arabian Sea supporting the U.S. maritime blockade against Iran. As of May 18, CENTCOM forces have redirected 84 commercial vessels and disabled 4. pic.twitter.com/cLgRj5dL1a
— U.S. Central Command (@CENTCOM) May 18, 2026
Turkey warns US and Iran of dangers of resuming conflict
17:10 , Rebecca WhittakerTurkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan believes there is no reason for the US and Iran to not find common ground through negotiations.
He also said that Ankara's priority was contributing to Pakistan's mediation efforts and maintaining the ceasefire.
Speaking at a press conference in Berlin, Fidan said Turkey wanted to believe that both Iran and the United States were aware of the dangers of resuming their conflict.
In full: Trump blasts Iran for sending peace proposal with ‘no relationship to the deal we made’
17:00 , James ReynoldsDonald Trump has accused Iran of derailing efforts to end the war by sending a peace proposal with “no relationship” to the deal being discussed between the two countries.
The US President said Tehran was “dying to sign a deal” even as both sides appeared to have reached an impasse on key issues, including the abandonment of Iran’s nuclear programme.
“They scream all the time,” he told Fortune ahead of his trip to China last week. “I can tell you one thing - they’re dying to sign [a deal]. But they make a deal, and then they send you a paper that has no relationship to the deal you made. I say, ‘Are you people crazy?’”
Trump blasts Iran for sending peace offer with ‘no relationship to the deal we made’
Watch: Lindsey Graham calls on Trump to strike energy infrastructure in Iran
15:47 , James ReynoldsUS has shown flexibility on Iran maintaining limited nuclear activities, source says
15:17 , James ReynoldsThe United States has shown flexibility on allowing Iran to maintain limited peaceful nuclear activities under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency, a senior Iranian source told Reuters on Monday.
The source said that on the issue of Iran’s frozen assets, however, Washington has so far only agreed to free one quarter of those assets according to a phased timetable. Iran wants the U.S. to reconsider both positions, the source said.
In its new proposal, the source said, Iran has again focused on securing an end to the war, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and lifting maritime sanctions.
The more contentious issues around Iran's nuclear programme and uranium enrichment, which remain the most difficult parts of the negotiations, have been deferred to later rounds of talks.
IKEA franchiser axes jobs in cost-saving drive sparked by Iran war
15:00 , James ReynoldsInter IKEA, the global franchisor of the popular Swedish furniture brand, is set to shed 850 jobs as it grapples with declining consumer demand and aims to streamline operations. The move is part of a broader cost-cutting drive by the company.
Responsible for franchising IKEA in 63 countries and managing product sourcing worldwide, Inter IKEA has been squeezed by escalating costs and US tariffs.
This comes amidst a strategic pivot from its traditional large suburban warehouses to more compact city-centre outlets, an effort to entice shoppers back and bring down prices.
IKEA franchiser cuts hundreds of jobs to prevent price rises
Recap: Pakistan hands US revised Iranian proposal for ending war
14:30 , James ReynoldsPeace mediator Pakistan has shared with the United States a revised proposal from Iran to end the war in the Middle East, a Pakistani source said on Monday, warning that the sides “don't have much time” to narrow their differences.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei later confirmed that Tehran's views had been “conveyed to the American side through Pakistan” but gave no details.
A fragile ceasefire is in place after six weeks of war that followed US-Israeli airstrikes on Iran, but talks mediated by Pakistan have stalled and US president Donald Trump has said the ceasefire is “on life support”.
The Pakistani source gave no details of the revised proposal. Asked if it would take time to close gaps, the source said the sides “keep changing their goalposts” and added: “We don't have much time.”
In full: Trump blasts Iran for sending peace proposal with ‘no relationship to the deal we made’
14:05 , James ReynoldsDonald Trump has accused Iran of derailing efforts to end the war by sending a peace proposal with “no relationship” to the deal being discussed between the two countries.
The US President said Tehran was “dying to sign a deal” even as both sides appeared to have reached an impasse on key issues, including the abandonment of Iran’s nuclear programme.
“They scream all the time,” he told Fortune ahead of his trip to China last week. “I can tell you one thing - they’re dying to sign [a deal]. But they make a deal, and then they send you a paper that has no relationship to the deal you made. I say, ‘Are you people crazy?’”
Trump blasts Iran for sending peace offer with ‘no relationship to the deal we made’
Is it safe to travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi?
13:30 , James ReynoldsAfter a reported drone strike near a nuclear power station in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), many holidaymakers still have concerns over travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
The temporary closure of Middle Eastern airspace in March grounded flights and severely disrupted travel to the UAE after a series of strikes across the country.
Flights from the UAE to the UK are gradually resuming, meaning that Britons now have more commercial options to leave the country.
Is it safe to travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi? Latest advice after nuclear plant struck
Marjorie Taylor Greene warns of ‘revolution in America’ if Trump sends troops into Iran
13:00 , James ReynoldsMarjorie Taylor Greene has said there would be “political revolution in” the U.S. if President Trump deploys American soldiers in Iran.
It is unclear what exactly prompted the former Republican representative and one-time Trump ally to issue the warning, though reports indicate the US and Israel are preparing for renewed fighting amid the fragile month-old ceasefire.
“If you send in U.S. military troops into Iran, there is going to be a political revolution in America. WE. ARE. DONE. We said no more foreign wars and we meant it,” said Greene in a Sunday afternoon post on X. “The coalition will unite and be unstoppable. I’ll make sure of it.”
MTG warns of ‘revolution in America’ if Trump sends US troops into Iran
In pictures: Aftermath of Israeli strike on flats in Baalbek, Lebanon
12:30 , James Reynolds
Trump’s ‘clock is ticking’ Iran warning sends oil prices soaring and global markets tumbling
12:00 , James ReynoldsGlobal markets experienced a turbulent start to the week, with Asian stocks largely retreating and oil prices surging, following a stark warning from Donald Trump to Tehran that "the clock is ticking" amid stalled negotiations over a permanent end to the conflict.
U.S. futures also saw declines, falling more than 0.6%.
The rise in oil prices was directly linked to Trump’s social media post, which declared: "the Clock is Ticking, and they better get moving, FAST, or there won’t be anything left of them."
Trump’s Iran warning sends oil prices soaring and global markets tumbling
