Donald Trump on Monday signalled a coalition to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Marco Rubio set to name participating nations. However, many key allies have snubbed the proposal, firmly ruling out any military involvement or deployment of warships to the region.

Not our war: Here are countries that rejected Trump’s Hormuz naval support demand

Amid escalating West Asia tensions and safety warnings from the US President, Iran is negotiating a historic move for its Group G fixtures from the United States to Mexico. Get the latest on FIFA's response.

'We are ready to host Iran’s World Cup matches if FIFA approves': Mexico President

On Day 4 of the US–Israel conflict with Iran, Donald Trump told CNN that the “big wave” of military strikes has yet to happen, saying the U.S. hasn’t even started hitting Iran hard yet and that a major escalation is coming soon. Trump also reflected on regional retaliation, uncertainty over Iran’s leadership, and the unexpected scale of attacks.

Iran War Day 4: Trump Warns ‘Big Wave’ of Attacks Is Yet to Come

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued a stark warning to the United States and Israel that the “gates of hell will open more and more” as the conflict escalates following joint strikes on Iranian territory. Tehran has launched waves of retaliatory strikes across the Gulf and threatened continued attacks, heightening fears of wider regional war amid an already volatile Middle East situation.

Iran's Stark Warning: 'Gates Of Hell Will Open More & More'

Tehran's Stark Warning: 'Enemies Must Await Continuous Punitive Attacks' 