Iran ends missile strikes on Israel after Trump demand

Iran announced an end to its latest wave of strikes on Israel on Monday while threatening further retaliation if Israeli attacks on Lebanon continue. The exchange of fire between the two nations caused oil prices to rise four percent and complicated ongoing diplomatic efforts to end regional conflict.

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Iran ended its first wave of missile strikes against Israel on June 8, causing Brent Crude Oil prices to rise around 4%. This direct exchange of fire marks the first breakdown of the ceasefire established in April. The escalation threatens to disrupt global energy supplies and derail diplomatic efforts to broker a regional peace deal.

Direct Strikes Threaten Energy Markets

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