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Iran and Israel traded attacks as Tehran defiantly refused to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and accept a ceasefire deal on the eve of a deadline set by President Trump to agree to his demands or get ‘taken out’ reut.rs/3ObQ1K1

Ignore any injuries, get away from the aircraft as fast as possible — this is what kept a stranded U.S. airman from becoming a prisoner of war in Iran, according to retired U.S. Air Force Colonel and F-16 Pilot John Venable, who discussed his training with Reuters.

Exclusive: Russian satellites have made dozens of detailed imagery surveys of military facilities and critical sites across the Middle East to help Iran strike US forces and other targets, according to a Ukrainian intelligence assessment reut.rs/3OqGlvk

Days after Iran effectively blocked shipping through the Strait of Hormuz following the start of US and Israeli attacks in late February, two Pakistani electric motorbike outlets 875 miles away found themselves overwhelmed with enquiries reut.rs/4shJL1g

Filipino farmers like Romeo Wagayan have been left with little choice but to let their vegetables rot in the field rather than sell them a loss, as rising oil prices linked to the conflict in the Middle East drive up the cost of harvesting, labor and transport reut.rs/4skBPMX

A social media video released April 7 shows a street blanketed in rubble and buildings badly damaged in Pardis, a city in Iran's Tehran province, as a US-imposed deadline looms for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz

Markets remain on edge as Trump's Iran deadline shifts once again, with no clarity on what comes next. We break down why uncertainty — not headlines — is driving the sentiment on today’s Morning Bid podcast reut.rs/4tfmnDf

President Trump has given Iran until midnight to accept a ceasefire deal and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran has rejected the proposal and countered with 10 demands. Hear more on today's episode of Reuters World News reut.rs/4c95EtD

Iran showed no sign of agreeing to President Trump's ultimatum to open the Strait of Hormuz by the end of April 7 or face bombing of civilian infrastructure in what would be the biggest escalation yet of the war. Follow our live page: reut.rs/3QoIW9D

The jump in oil prices since the start of the war in Iran has shaken the global economy — but if the war ends, will they quickly fall? Not so fast, Elena Casas explains, because so much damage has been done to the energy industry in the Gulf

LIVE: UN Security Council votes on Hormuz resolution www.youtube.com/live/-Xd6f9U...

With the war in its sixth week and almost a fifth of the world's oil supplies affected by Iran's limits on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, consequences are spreading from financial markets into business activity reut.rs/4shSi4o

LIVE: NYSE ahead of Trump's Iran deadline reut.rs/4cw4sSw

Pope Leo said threats against the population of Iran are 'unacceptable,' in an unusual appeal hours ‌after President Trump said 'a whole civilization will die tonight' in a social media post that shocked world leaders reut.rs/4ccoYGz