Iran war live updates: Pakistan says it's ready to facilitate talks to end war

Key Points:

• Wall Street lost some of its previous optimism as ongoing airstrikes in Iran and missile attacks across the Middle East drove oil prices up nearly 3%, with the S&P 500 and other major U.S. indices falling on Tuesday.
• Despite President Trump's announcement of productive talks between the U.S. and Iran to end hostilities, Iran denied such negotiations, and missile attacks continued, including strikes causing injuries in Bahrain, the UAE, Israel, and Lebanon.
• Pakistan expressed readiness to host peace talks between the U.S. and Iran, emphasizing diplomacy, while the Philippines declared a national energy emergency due to the war's impact on fuel supplies and prepared for possible evacuation of its citizens in the Middle East.
• Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced plans to destroy homes in southern Lebanon to eliminate Hezbollah militants, expanding military operations beyond infrastructure to residential areas, while Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon resulted in casualties.
• Amazon reported disruptions to its cloud computing services in Bahrain due to drone activity linked to the conflict, marking the second such incident affecting its Middle East data centers since the war began.