Good evening from the newsroom. Breaking news tonight in our CNN Global War coverage.

Iran's state media just aired this video, shot with multiple cameras, even a drone, packaged,

no doubt for propaganda purposes, of two cargo ships they purportedly seized today in the Strait of Hormuz.

Now in it you see Iranian soldiers boarding the vessel, brandishing their rifles as they make

their way past the cameraman.

The cameraman is actually following them through the ships.

This was released just one day into the Trump extended truce.

The Iranians say the seizure of these boats is not a breach of the ceasefire.

President Trump agrees, according to the White House.

One boat is Liberian, the other Panamanian. Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps saying the ships

were, quote, attempting to exit the Strait of Hormuz covertly. A third Greek-owned ship

was also reportedly targeted by the IRJC and according to Iran is, quote, now disabled off Iran's coast. I'll remind you, Greece is a NATO member.

White House press secretary, Carolyn Leavitt, was asked about the ships late today on Fox News.

We don't know what's going to happen to these crews. We're not sure where all of this is going.

Does the president view that as a violation of the ceasefire?

No, because these were not U.S. ships.

These were not Israeli ships.

These were two international vessels.

Seems to be a forgiving view from the commander-in-chief,

who on Easter Sunday wrote a profanity-laden social media

posts threatening Iran and demanding they

opened the straight. Two days after that post, he declared a ceasefire that he is repeatedly

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