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An Iranian ballistic missile strike has injured several Americans on an airbase in Kuwait.

This happened as President Trump considers whether to extend a fragile ceasefire in the region that's been in place since April.

Sources tell Bloomberg five people were hurt in that attack, including contractors and active duty personnel.

A $30 million Reaper drone was also destroyed.

Another was seriously damaged.

Meantime, the White House is sending conflicting messages about the prospect of a deal, despite President Trump's two-hour meeting yesterday in the Situation Room.

Former California Congresswoman Jane Harman talked to Bloomberg and says she'd like a happy resolution, but doesn't see it yet.

former Congresswoman Harman on Bloomberg's balance of power.

Trump has repeated demands that Iran give up its nuclear ambitions and reopen the Strait of Hormuz without tolls, but hasn't said whether Iran has agreed.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is overseas now and says the U.S.

is ready to restart strikes in Iran if there is no deal between the two countries.

He also talked about U.S.

partnerships and China's military expansion.

Hegseth speaking there in Singapore.

He also took swipes at NATO and longstanding partners in Europe, saying Western Europe might take note.