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The U.S. is advancing talks to reopen an oil pipeline linking Iraq and Syria that would bypass the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to reduce Iran's ability to disrupt global energy flows. Special envoy Thomas Barrack has convened Iraqi and Syrian officials and companies including Chevron to discuss restarting a long-dormant route; while multiple new-route options are under consideration, talks have focused on rebuilding the Kirkuk–Baniyas pipeline, out of service for more than 20 years. A U.S. State Department official said Washington is supporting repairs to expand trade corridors and expects U.S. firms to play a major role in construction. President Trump met Iraq's prime minister and said “large-scale” new oil cooperation would be announced this week or next.

In a Fox News interview on the 14th, US President Trump warned US forces will strike Iranian bridges and power plants next week unless Iran returns to the negotiating table. He said US negotiators spoke with Iranian officials on the 14th and told them to reach a deal or 'you will cease to exist.' Trump added military strikes would continue 'until I say stop,' said Iran's capabilities have been significantly degraded but can still retaliate, and did not rule out deploying ground troops, offering no further details.