Trump pushes for peace deal as Israel, Iran trade missiles

Key Points:

• A Pakistan-brokered ceasefire plan between the U.S. and Iran, called the "Islamabad Accord," could take effect as soon as Monday, involving an immediate ceasefire and 15 to 20 days of negotiations, though Iran has not yet agreed to the deal.
• U.S. President Donald Trump has set a Tuesday deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, warning of sweeping strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure if they fail to comply, and has indicated that the conflict is nearing its final phase with intensified military actions planned.
• Recent U.S. strikes have targeted critical Iranian infrastructure, including one of the country's largest bridges, signaling a shift towards attacking mixed-use infrastructure to pressure Iran into negotiations.
• Military analysts suggest the endgame will likely involve a series of escalating attacks on Iran’s missile, drone networks, and infrastructure rather than a single decisive strike, aiming to force Iran into a deal or contain its capabilities.
• The Israeli Defense Forces reported that an Iranian missile strike on a residential building in Haifa killed four people, with rescue teams recovering the bodies after extensive search and rescue efforts.