Out front next, the breaking news growing cracks in a fragile ceasefire.

Iran accusing the United States of going back on its word and reportedly shutting down

the strait of Hormuz.

So where does this leave the ceasefire after just 24 hours?

Plus, quote, a trap.

That is what Iranian officials are calling Trump ceasefire,

according to the son of a former Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander, our rare interview

from Tehran with someone close to the regime. And China playing a major role in this ceasefire.

But what do people in China think about Trump's war? Wait until you see

what China's censors are actually allowing to go viral right now. Let's go out front.

And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. Out front tonight, the breaking news. The ceasefire with Iran

hanging on tonight by a thread.

Iran now accusing the United States of not keeping up its end of the deal.

The White House says the ceasefire is still in effect as long as the Strait of Hormuz is open.

But Iranian State TV is reporting that the Strait of Hormuz is closed to oil tankers.

Well, the White House says that claim is not true. Listen to the Defense Secretary Pete Hegeseth.

The street is open.

Our military is watching.

I'm sure their military is watching,

but commerce will flow.

Online, President Trump writing the United States

of America will be helping with the traffic buildup in the Strait of Hormuz.

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