Iran attacks Kuwait with missiles and drones after US strikes

Key Points:

• President Donald Trump rejected reports claiming U.S. munitions are depleted in the Iran conflict, calling such claims "treasonous" and asserting the U.S. has "virtually unlimited" ammunition and is producing weapons at unprecedented levels.
• Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick corrected his earlier statement, acknowledging 18 U.S. military deaths in the Iran war after initially saying there were none, clarifying he had confused it with a different operation in Venezuela.
• Trump has privately discussed with aides the possibility of declaring the Iran war over, expressing optimism that economic pressure will force Iran to dismantle its nuclear program or cause regime collapse, despite ongoing regional tensions.
• Israel released a Lebanese prisoner in the first handover since the Hezbollah war began six months ago, with additional detainees expected to be freed amid stalled negotiations between Israel and Lebanon.
• Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that any Iranian attack would provoke a severe Israeli response targeting Iran's infrastructure, potentially setting the country "deep into the Stone Age," as U.S.-Iran tensions escalate and oil prices approach $100 a barrel.