Israel tells Iranians their lives are at risk if they use trains as Trump deadline looms | First Thing

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Israel has told Iranians their lives will be at risk if they use the country’s railways on Tuesday, after Donald Trump’s threats to destroy Iran’s bridges and power plants unless a deal is reached by Tuesday evening.

How are negotiations to end the war going? They appeared to be faltering. Iran, which has submitted its own 10-point peace plan, said it wanted a permanent end to the war, not a ceasefire.

What is the latest on oil prices? Oil traded at more than $110 a barrel on Tuesday.

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