A 60-day agreement between the US and Iran has expired without a permanent deal to end the Middle East war. The agreement had called for a ceasefire and other measures, including sanctions relief and funding for Iran.

The expiration of the agreement comes after weeks of tit-for-tat attacks by both sides, which have kept the Strait of Hormuz a point of contention and global energy prices high. The strait is a key transit point for a significant portion of the world's oil supply.

Further details on the agreement and its expiration are available from KXXV News, including related stories on the ongoing conflict and its implications.