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He says both sides must take their time to get it right.

Earlier, though, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said there may be some good news regarding the bloc's trade of Hormuz.

Iran has been pushing a toll system in the Strait, which has become a sticking point for the U.S.

Bloomberg's Jomana Bersetchi reports from London.

That's Bloomberg's Jomana Bersetchi on Bloomberg this weekend.

Meantime, Britain's standing by to minesweep the strait.

Armed Forces Minister Al Carnes.

At least 6,000 ships have been blocked from passing through Hormuz, but Bloomberg reports a liquefied natural gas tanker carrying a shipment is now headed to western India after transiting the strait.

It's the first for the country from the Persian Gulf since the war started.

Hormuz has remained virtually shut, and most vessels have turned off their transponders to avoid detection.

A major escalation overnight in the war on Ukraine.

Russia confirms its military fired a hypersonic Oreshnik missile near Kyiv as part of a massive attack involving 90 missiles and about 600 drones.

Ukraine's Air Force intercepted most of them.

The Secret Service has identified the gunmen who opened fire outside the White House yesterday as 21-year-old Nasir Best.

They still don't know what led to the shooting, but Best was arrested last July for walking into a restricted area on White House grounds.

and had been known to Secret Service for walking around the complex asking how to gain access.

President Trump was at the White House yesterday, but officials say he's fine.

A top federal judge is delivering a rare rebuke of Trump by name.

Bloomberg's Nathan Hager has details from Washington.

The Federal Reserve's favored inflation gauge is now rapidly approaching 4% as a war-driven spike in energy costs generates more unease that price pressures will just get worse.