Day 25 of the war between the United States, Israel, and Iran: everything you need to know.

The conflict in the Middle East entered its 25th day on Tuesday, March 24th, amidst a week of rumors surrounding potential negotiations. Donald Trump postponed the ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, after stating that he was maintaining "very positive" conversations with the Islamic regime. However, Tehran has denied any agreement. Here are the key points to understand what is happening and why it is concerning the world. Key news developments in the conflict today: The U.S. President, Donald Trump, postponed the ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, following "very positive" conversations with the Islamic regime. According to The Wall Street Journal, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are reportedly considering declaring war on Iran. Iran announced a "new wave of missiles" targeting Israel. The Trump administration urged the oil industry to remain calm, concerned about the war in the Middle East. Oil prices plummeted, and stock markets rose after Trump announced a "pause" in the conflict. Hezbollah missiles struck northern Israel following an Iranian attack that managed to penetrate its sophisticated defenses. Other important developments: The Israeli military launched a new wave of "large-scale" attacks against infrastructure targets in Tehran. Iran renewed its attacks against its neighbors in the Gulf and once again threatened to target power plants. The Prime Minister of Israel, Ben…