Alex Ossola

Turning to the war in Iran, which has heated up this week.

At the White House today, Trump said he had an agreement with Iran to end the war, but final details needed to be completed.

Earlier in the day, he had threatened to strike Iran tonight, and hours later, he said he was calling off those strikes.

Trump says a, quote, finalization of documents should get done in the next few days, and that Vice President J.D.

Vance could be in Europe for a possible signing ceremony over the weekend.

Trump said he wouldn't attend a ceremony to sign an agreement.

He said that the Strait of Hormuz would open when a deal is signed.

An Indian official said today that three Indian sailors were killed in a U.S.

operation to enforce the blockade of Iran.

They're the first reported deaths from the American blockade.

U.S.

Central Command said that the military had fired on a ship called the Sedebello yesterday after the oil tanker failed to comply with American instructions.

The U.S.

military has targeted three oil tankers carrying Indian crew members in the Gulf of Oman this week.

The Indian Foreign Ministry said attacks that are happening must stop.

The U.S.

Embassy in New Delhi said it was in contact with the Indian government on the issue.

Stocks surged after President Trump said that he was canceling strikes on Iran planned for tonight.

All three major indexes finished sharply higher, with the Nasdaq adding more than 2.5 percent.

The Dow rose 930 points.