A major diplomatic breakthrough has emerged in the West Asia after the United States and Iran reportedly agreed to a 60-day ceasefire, easing fears of a wider regional conflict. The temporary truce follows a high-pressure warning from Donald Trump, who cautioned that continued escalation could push the region toward total collapse. Soon after, negotiations intensified around the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical oil shipping routes, leading to a ceasefire framework aimed at preventing further military confrontation. As part of the reported understanding, the US is expected to ease military operations in the region, while Iran has indicated a temporary suspension of defensive escalation. WATCH

A viral video circulating widely on X and other social media platforms claims to show US President Donald Trump ordering a CNN reporter's microphone to be cut off during a tense confrontation. The dramatic footage has sparked fresh reactions online, with many users sharing the clip as if it depicts a recent exchange between Trump and the media. However, a fact check reveals that the video is not new. The viral footage actually originates from a press room confrontation that took place several years ago and has resurfaced online amid renewed political discussions. Despite being presented by some users as a recent event, the exchange occurred roughly seven years ago during a heated interaction between Trump and a CNN journalist. WATCH