US EditionThe Latest: Israel Launches Strikes on ‘Heart of Tehran’ as Trump Delays Strait of Hormuz Deadline
Israel targeted Tehran in a major strike while the U.S. extended the Strait of Hormuz deadline to April 6 amid ongoing regional conflict killing thousands, officials said.
- Early Friday, Israel's military conducted a wave of strikes "in the heart of Tehran" as smoke billowed over the Beirut skyline, following President Donald Trump's delay of threatened strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure.
- On Thursday, Trump extended the Strait of Hormuz reopening deadline until April 6, asserting Iran requested the grace period and talks were going "very well," despite Iran's public denial of negotiations with the White House.
- Israeli forces have moved thousands of troops across the border into Lebanon to control the area south of the Litani River, approximately 20 miles north of the border. Three Israeli soldiers have been killed in the region.
- The war has killed more than 1,900 people in Iran and nearly 1,100 in Lebanon, while Eighteen people have died in Israel. Millions of people across both nations have been displaced by the conflict.
- Finance Minister Nicola Willis outlined a four-tier plan on Friday for potential fuel shortages in New Zealand, including purchase limits and prioritization for life-preserving services, though no restrictions are currently enacted.
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