Trump Says Ceasefire With Iran Is Over

Former Ambassador James Jeffrey discusses the collapse of the US-Iran ceasefire, recent US strikes on Iranian railway bridges to block overland oil exports to China, and the potential for further economic and military pressure including a renewed blockade. He explains how crippling infrastructure aims to force Iran back to negotiations, while also commenting on the risks to presidential aircraft. - US-Iran ceasefire from June has broken down; Iran is blamed for firing on ships first. - The US struck two railway bridges in eastern Iran to cut overland oil export routes to China. - Ambassador Jeffrey says the strategy is to cripple Iran's economy and military mobility to force renewed negotiations. - Further strikes on electrical infrastructure and a new maritime blockade are possible if Iran does not comply. - Indirect talks continue but face-to-face meetings are stalled; the previous deal allowed Iran to sell oil in exchange for nuclear talks. - No formal investment recommendations were made; the discussion centered on geopolitical and military developments.