Iran-US war latest: Trump warns ‘I’ll do what I have to do’ if Tehran breaks agreement as US waives sanctions on oil

Key Points:

• President Donald Trump warned Iran to uphold their ceasefire agreement, stating he would take necessary actions if Iran fails to comply, while the US partially lifted sanctions on Iranian oil exports for the first time in decades.
• The US Treasury issued a 60-day waiver allowing Iran to sell oil in US dollars, though Iran denied new commitments to nuclear inspections despite ongoing talks with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
• Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett accused Benjamin Netanyahu of misleading the public about the military’s freedom of action in Lebanon, alleging Israeli soldiers are restricted from engaging Hezbollah.
• The UK’s National Energy System Operator forecasted a surplus in electricity supply for the upcoming winter despite challenges from the Iran war, though it cautioned about potential tight supply during cold snaps.
• US Secretary of State Marco Rubio plans visits to the UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain to discuss the US-Iran memorandum of understanding and regional stability, amid Gulf countries’ unease about the peace deal.