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Conflicting signals emerge Tuesday from U.S., Israel, and Iran on possible ceasefire talks amid the raging war. Oil prices surged back above $100 a barrel as President Trump claimed talks with Tehran remain fluid while Iranian officials denied direct communication. Strikes continue between Israel and Iran with no pause in violence. Global markets swing wildly on the uncertainty.edition.

Admiral Brad Cooper of U.S. Central Command told Iran International the military operation against Iran moves ahead of schedule. Israeli forces launched large-scale assaults on Iranian infrastructure early Monday. Iranian media reported new airstrikes in Tehran, though targets stayed undisclosed.

This happened after Tehran claimed one of its facilities was targeted first. The International Atomic Energy Agency chief urged maximum military restraint to avoid escalation. BBC reporters visited the hit town, describing a direct impact with no immediate radiation risks reported. Tensions rise as both sides exchange fire in the region.

Eyewitnesses saw explosions rock the city as air raid sirens wailed through the night. Israel’s defenses intercepted many projectiles but some hit urban areas. Officials urge calm while assessing damage from this bold escalation.

The Israel Defense Forces aim to eliminate threats and protect northern Israeli residents from attacks. Casualties in Lebanon now exceed 886 dead and over 2,100 wounded. Ongoing assaults also targeted sites in the United Arab Emirates amid the broadening campaign.