Iran War Day 111: Tankers Sail as Trump Warns War Could Restart

The first Iranian oil tankers have sailed through the Strait of Hormuz for the first time in two months, providing the strongest evidence yet that the blockade is beginning to lift. But just as markets rally and oil starts flowing again, President Trump is warning that his patience with the peace process is running out.In Day 111 of the Iran War, we examine the verified tanker movements that signal a major shift in the conflict, the latest Israeli strikes in Lebanon that killed four people, Hezbollah's declaration that the agreement is a "big victory," and new details about the fourteen-point memorandum due to be signed in Switzerland on Friday.We also break down Trump's unusually sharp criticism of Israeli military operations, the growing risk that the entire agreement could still collapse, and why US officials are already preparing contingency plans in case hostilities resume.With oil exports restarting, sanctions relief on the horizon, and the threat of renewed war hanging over the region, the gap between peace on paper and peace in practice has never been clearer.Subscribe for daily coverage of the US-Iran War, military developments, diplomacy, energy markets, and the geopolitical forces reshaping the Middle East.