US President Donald Trump declared on Truth Social that there would be ‘no deal' with the Islamic Republic except for ‘unconditional surrender’. His message comes as the Middle East conflict entered its seventh day on Friday.

The war will likely drive up gas prices by an additional 20-30 cents per gallon, analysts pr e viously said. According to AAA, the national average gas price was $3.25 on March 5, up from $3.19 on March 4, and $2.97 last week.

Follow live updates and the latest news coverage as the U.S. and Israel strike Iran, Tehran hits back across the Gulf, and Americans are stranded in the Middle East.

Last week, Mr Trump said the aim was to destroy Iran’s missile and its navy, stopping the regime from funding “terrorist armies” and prevent Tehran from making a nuclear weapon. The US has claimed that strikes on Iran has significantly reduced the level of missiles being launched from the nation.

US-Israel, Iran war LIVE Updates: US President Donald Trump said on Friday at the White House that the United States is performing “very well” in operations against Iran.

An estimated 27,000 Americans have returned to the U.S. from the Middle East.

The State Department says it's aware of 27,000 Americans who have safely returned to the U.S. from the Middle East since Saturday. The State Department said it is working to proactively call Americans to offer charter flights or ground transportation.

President Trump is urging for regime change in Iran and warning against retaliation, with Israel launching another round of strikes in the Middle Eastern country Sunday. Overnight, the president threatened to strike Iran “with a force that has never been seen before” if Tehran retaliates “very hard” against the U.

President Donald Trump said he concluded a “very good meeting” with the largest US defense manufacturing companies, where discussions focused on production and production schedules.

U.S. military officials released the names of four American soldiers killed in the war with Iran as the State Department sought additional flights to get more than 1,000 U.S. citizens out of the Middle East as the war expands to neighboring countries,

The US-Israeli war on Iran waged for a sixth day with little sign of easing, as the Islamic Republic vowed to intensify its retaliation and oil extended gains.