The United States carries out a second wave of strikes against Iran within 24 hours, according to multiple reports. The new attacks come shortly after US President Donald Trump tells a NATO summit that the ceasefire with Tehran is “over,” and amid signs that a tentative peace arrangement is fraying. Several outlets link the renewed military action to heightened tensions following renewed Iranian actions in the Strait of Hormuz. Al Jazeera reports that the US says it is conducting another wave of strikes as the ceasefire falters, while also indicating that efforts to reach lasting peace talks may continue. Deutsche Welle describes the operation as the second set of strikes within a day following Trump’s declaration. Financial Times similarly places the strikes in the context of Trump’s comments at the NATO summit, suggesting the ceasefire breakdown occurs hours before the renewed attacks. Other Australian outlets report the second night of strikes as developments in the Strait of Hormuz worsen and diplomatic understandings deteriorate. Across sources, the central points are the timing of the strikes, US attribution, and the connection to the ceasefire’s collapse and ongoing efforts to manage the conflict.