News · 8 July 2026

Trump threatens more US strikes on Iran after ending ceasefire deal

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Donald Trump said on Wednesday he considers the ceasefire deal with Iran to be over, and threatened more strikes against the country. The US President described Iran's leaders as "cuckoo" and accused them of repeatedly changing their stance during negotiations. US strikes on Tuesday targeted over 80 sites, including coastal radar and anti-ship missile capabilities.

By BriefTea Editorial · 8 July 2026 at 15:32

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