Four things you need to knowpublished at 08:10 BST
Image source, ReutersA man carries boxes from a home damaged by a strike in Tehran on Monday
When will the war end?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the US-Israel war with Iran is “definitely beyond the halfway point”, but he later clarified that was in terms of missions, not time.
Netanyahu added that the war had killed “thousands” of members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards and that his country and the US were “close to finishing the arms industry” – wiping out…entire plants and the nuclear programme itself”.
Strikes continue across the region
A new wave of strikes have been launched at Tehran, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) says, hours after the military identified missiles launched from Iran towards Israel.
Strikes have also continued across the Gulf, including in Dubai where authorities say an oil tanker was set on fire following an Iranian drone strike.
Iranian plan to impose Strait of Hormuz tolls
A parliamentary committee in Iran has approved plans to impose tolls on traffic in the strait, according to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)-affiliated Fars news agency.
It adds that, under the plans, US and Israeli ships, and other countries that have participated in sanctions against Iran would be barred from moving through the strait.
Rubio says strait will ‘reopen one way or another’
Trump, according to the Wall Street Journal, told aides he is willing to end the military campaign against Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed.
Asked for a response, the White House referred to comments made by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio – that the Strait of Hormuz will “reopen one way or another”.
