US-Iran news highlights: Iranian media reports 'no talks' despite Trump's update on Qatar meet

US-Iran war LIVE updates: Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Sunday that they had launched strikes on Kuwait and Bahrain in retaliation for US attacks on Iranian territory, warning that any further military action would receive a "crushing response".

Iran and the US have accused each other of breaching the fragile ceasefire, raising fresh concerns over talks aimed at bringing the conflict in West Asia to an end.

In a statement, the Guards said they had "destroyed eight important US military facilities at the Ali al-Salem base in Kuwait and at the Fifth Fleet naval base in Port Salman in Bahrain."

"Any enemy aggression, whatever the pretext, even against insignificant targets... will have a crushing response," the Guards added.

US-Iran war LIVE updates: Iranian-American lawmaker, Yassamin Ansari on Monday condemned Trump’s recent social media post threatening Iran.

“Donald Trump has once again threatened the annihilation of Iran," she said in a post on X.

“This is dangerous, unhinged, and exactly why I’ve called for the 25th Amendment. Thousands of innocent people are dead, the region is in chaos, and our economy is devastated. This war must end now.”

Confirming US' attack on Iran, Trump on Truth Social said that Washington may “be forced to militarily complete the job” if Tehran does not abide by the deal that was signed by both countries.

“If that happens, the Islamic Republic of Iran will no longer exist!” he wrote.

US-Iran war LIVE updates: Former US ambassador to Oman, Richard Schmierer, said mediation by Qatar and Pakistan has succeeded in bringing Washington and Tehran back to the table, and that the exchange of military strikes appears to be over for now.

“I think we’ve probably had some good mediation from Qatar and Pakistan to try to get the two sides to stand down,” Schmierer told Al Jazeera, adding that “both sides now feel they have made their point”.

US-Iran war LIVE updates: Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that the responsibility for the Strait of Hormuz lies solely with Tehran and warned that any attempt to bypass its preferred route in the waterway will cause “tension and escalation”.

“The Strait of Hormuz remains under the total oversight and management of Iran through the 30 coming days, and after all obstacles are removed, the total capacity of the waterway will be restored. This is what we are working on,” Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said during a visit to Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, Aljazeera reported.

“This responsibility rests on the Islamic Republic of Iran. There is no other party or state in this respect. This is totally clear under the memorandum of understanding, and any intervention or any unilateral action will result in exacerbating the situation and also delay the reopening of the strait.”

US-Iran war LIVE updates: Israel, Lebanon and the United States signed a trilateral framework agreement on Friday following several days of talks aimed at ending the long-running conflict between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah militants.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would keep its troops in southern Lebanon until Hezbollah is disarmed and no longer poses a threat.

"The most important thing, first and foremost, is that Israel will remain in the security zone in southern Lebanon," he said. "This is a major achievement, and we will maintain it as long as Hezbollah has not been disarmed and as long as it continues to pose a threat to the State of Israel."

Netanyahu also said Israel was allowing the Lebanese army to begin preparing to take control of territory. "We are establishing two pilot zones, both based on the recommendation of the IDF," he said. “The first is entirely outside the security zone and south of the Litani River. The second is north of the Litani.”

US-Iran war LIVE updates: Following Iran's attack on US bases in Gulf region, a US official on Sunday said that “all drones and missiles launched by Iran were shot down, intercepted, or failed to reach their intended targets.”

There were no US injuries or impacts to American locations, the official said, according to CNN

“To be clear, Iran failed,” they said.

US-Iran war LIVE updates: Iranian forces responded on Sunday by attacking its Gulf neighbours Kuwait and Bahrain. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said they launched missiles and drones at the Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait and the 5th Fleet naval base in Salman Port, Bahrain, according to Bloomberg.

Kuwait said it intercepted two missiles and there was no material damage or injuries. Bahrain's Interior Ministry said a residential building sustained heavy damage in an overnight Iranian attack. Later in the day, Qatar's Interior Ministry said a Qatari citizen aboard a vessel was killed after suffering shrapnel injuries resulting from "the military operations in the area."

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said countries in the region must not allow “their territory or facilities” to be used for attacks on his country, according to Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency.

US-Iran war LIVE updates: Oil prices rose early on Monday but later eased after the United States and Iran agreed to stop attacking each other following weekend tensions that saw an oil supertanker struck near the Strait of Hormuz, Bloomberg reported.

Brent crude traded near $72 a barrel after climbing as much as 1.9% earlier in the session, while West Texas Intermediate remained below $70.

US-Iran war LIVE updates: The hostilities began last this week after Iran attacked the Singapore-flagged cargo vessel M/V Ever Lovely with a one-way attack drone on June 25 while it was exiting the Strait of Hormuz along the Omani coast.

US President Donald Trump called the attack a "foolish" violation of the ceasefire, and the US military said it struck Iranian missile and drone storage facilities in response over two days.

The current halt in tit-for-tat attacks comes after US President Donald Trump warned of further military action if attacks in the Strait of Hormuz continue. Meanwhile, Iran warned that any ceasefire violations would "result in the complete halt of all diplomatic processes."

US-Iran war LIVE updates: The United States and Iran have agreed to halt attacks before the two sides meet in Qatar this week to discuss the crucial waterway, the Strait of Hormuz, and other issues aimed at ending the war, Axios reported.

A senior US official said the US-Iran memorandum of understanding (MoU) remains "on track," CNN reported.

"Nothing has been cancelled. Technical talks regarding the implementation of the MoU are on track for the coming days as planned, and deconfliction channels are up and running after the Lake Lucerne Summit," the official said, referring to recent talks in Switzerland led on the US side by Vice President JD Vance.