IRGC gunboat fires on container ship near Oman, UKMTO says

President Donald Trump is giving Iran three to five days to resolve internal divisions and return to nuclear talks or risk the collapse of a ceasefire, Axios reported, citing US officials.

Trump extended the ceasefire on Tuesday but does not plan to keep it open-ended, the report said.

US officials told Axios there are deep divisions within Iran’s leadership, including between civilian negotiators and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which have delayed a response to Washington’s latest proposal.

If Iran does not engage within days, military options could return, the report said.

Iran executed a man on Wednesday after the country’s judiciary alleged that he had “extensive cooperation” with Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency, judiciary-affiliated Mizan News reported.

Mehdi Farid was “a manager in the civil defense committee of one of the country’s sensitive organizations,” according to the report.

He was executed after the Supreme Court upheld his death sentence, Mizan said.

US President Donald Trump shared a video on Tuesday of an interview criticizing the silence of women’s and human rights activists towards abuses by Iran’s authorities.

The video featured American-Iranian doctor Sheila Nazarian speaking to Fox News.

In the interview, Nazarian criticized activists for not speaking out about issues including sexual violence, public executions and killings in Iran.

Iran is collapsing financially and losing about $500 million a day, US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz continued.

Trump said Tehran was seeking the immediate reopening of the waterway and was under severe financial pressure.

“Iran is collapsing financially! They want the Strait of Hormuz opened immediately- Starving for cash! Losing 500 Million Dollars a day. Military and Police complaining that they are not getting paid. SOS,” he wrote.

A video sent to Iran International shows a person describing a notice attributed to the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee requesting donations to fund a mausoleum for Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

According to the account, the notice calls on citizens to contribute religious payments, including khums, zakat and charitable offerings, toward the project.