Trump says US will continue holding talks with Iran, but ceasefire is over

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A top Iranian official threatened to target Israel in retaliation for U.S. attacks, while some Israeli officials expressed readiness to resume strikes on Iran pending President Trump's approval. The U.S. stated it would continue talks with Iran, but a ceasefire is no longer being pursued.

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Top Iranian official threatens to target Israel as part of retaliation for US attacks; some Israeli officials said in favor of resuming strikes on Iran, awaiting Trump's go-ahead.

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