President Donald Trump says the US-Iran ceasefire is “over” following a new wave of US strikes on Iran. Multiple outlets report that Trump made the declaration while speaking at or around the NATO summit on Wednesday and that the move comes alongside renewed military action in the region. Several reports describe continued fighting connected to the Strait of Hormuz, with reporting indicating that tensions remain high despite Trump’s comments. TheJournal.ie and other outlets state Trump left open the possibility of further talks, adding that any strikes would be limited or short in duration. Other coverage similarly frames the announcement as following fresh US airstrikes, with additional reporting indicating Iran retaliates across the Gulf. One outlet also notes the ceasefire was signed roughly three weeks earlier for a set duration (described as a 60-day ceasefire), placing the latest escalation in the early period after its start. While outlets differ in emphasis—some focusing on the strikes’ timing and geographic context, others on the prospect of negotiations—the shared picture is that Trump’s announcement coincides with resumed US strikes and ongoing regional hostilities between the US and Iran.