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US law enforcement responded to reports of multiple gunshots near the White House while President Donald Trump was inside the building. No immediate casualties have been reported. The FBI and Secret Service are investigating.
US President Donald Trump says a ceasefire memorandum with Iran has been 'essentially negotiated,' including reopening the Strait of Hormuz, but still needs final touches and formal announcement. The announcement followed calls with regional leaders and a separate call with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Key issues remain, including Iran's nuclear program and US military presence.
Iran will move its World Cup 2026 training base from Arizona, USA, to Tijuana, Mexico, after FIFA approval, to avoid visa issues stemming from the US-Israel conflict. The new location is closer to their match venues in Los Angeles, and the team will fly directly via Iran Air.
Iran says it is finalizing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the United States aimed at ending war on all fronts, marking a new diplomatic step between the two nations. The proposed agreement would cover regional security and economic cooperation, though details remain undisclosed. Analysts say the deal could reshape Middle Eastern geopolitics.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio begins a four-day visit to India, focusing on repairing bilateral relations after trade tensions and personally inviting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the White House. The trip comes amid strains over India’s Russian oil purchases and the Iran conflict.
About 40,000 residents in Southern California were ordered to evacuate after a 7,000-gallon tank of methyl methacrylate began failing at a GKN Aerospace plant. Firefighters remotely cooled the tank to prevent an explosion or toxic spill. Local officials warned that the evacuation order could last an unknown duration.
Iran's UN mission accused Washington of excessive demands that could collapse peace talks, as Trump reportedly prepared strikes. Pakistan's army chief visited Tehran, but Iran warned of deep differences.
Iran stated on June 11 that it is too early to confirm a deal with the U.S. is imminent, despite progress in indirect talks in Oman. Spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei denied reports of an imminent interim nuclear agreement, calling them unfounded speculation. The discussions have so far focused on prisoner exchanges and unfreezing assets, with no clear sign of broader U.S. policy change.
Iran has formally requested the UN to intervene over what it calls an illegal US naval blockade in the Gulf. Tehran warns that the military buildup threatens freedom of navigation and global energy security. The UN and US have not yet responded to the appeal.
