Good evening from the newsroom, topping our CNN global war coverage tonight.

News strikes by Israel and Lebanon and a flurry of new threats from the president against Iran.

Posting on his social network, he says, there are reports that Iran is charging fees to tankers

going through the Hormuz Strait.

They better not be, and if they are, they better stop now.

This is the latest threat the President has made.

As you know, he's backed off for many of them.

His anger over possible fees being charged is interesting giving an answer to a question

he gave just yesterday from ABC's John Carl.

Carl asked the president if he was okay with Iran charging a toll on ships, and Mr.

Trump told him, quote, we're thinking of doing it as a joint venture, adding it's a beautiful

thing. Yesterday's beautiful thing is now apparently not so beautiful.

In a follow-up post, a few minutes later, the president said, very quickly,

you'll see oil start flowing with or without the help of Iran. And to me, it makes no difference

either way. Unclear how that will be accomplished, he then posted this. Iran is doing a very

poor job, dishonorable, some would say, of allowing oil to go through the Strait of Hormuz.

That is not the agreement we have.

Now, again, a reminder, we do not know whether that is true because whatever agreement

may exist, the public has not been shown it yet.

In any case, very little oil is flowing through the Strait right now.

Just two oil and gas tankers have gone through since the ceasefire began, according to one

leading maritime data tracking company.

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