Trump says Iran strikes unlikely if talks progress

President Donald Trump said Sunday he is highly unlikely to order fresh attacks on Iran if talks to end the conflict progress, though both countries reported continued strikes on shipping in or near the Strait of Hormuz. Trump told CNN that a renewed offensive would depend on whether Iran signs a "very strong agreement," adding that if strikes resume, the US has identified potential targets including 38 bridges it could destroy in one hour. Iran has warned it would respond by striking US and Israeli targets, while both sides reported vessels hit in the strait, including oil tankers catching fire after hitting mines. The conflict, which began with US and Israeli attacks on Iran in February, has escalated with Iran targeting Gulf energy exports and US forces blockading Iranian ports. Saudi Arabia reported damage to a Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh from falling debris, while Qatar continues mediating talks, with Iran submitting a nuclear proposal and demanding sanctions relief and war reparations.