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Secretary of State Marco Rubio appeared before two congressional committees on Tuesday and has two more appearances scheduled for Wednesday. He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday that Iran “could negotiate aspects of their nuclear program.”

He told lawmakers talks between the U.S. and Iran were ongoing, following Iran’s comments that they were stalled. The appearance was Rubio’s first public testimony since the Iran war started Feb. 28.

— Angela Greiling Keane

President Trump told The New York Post in a podcast interview that Iran agreed to not have nuclear weapons, but “‘they can change their mind.”

CNBC has reached out to Iran’s Foreign Ministry, which declined to comment.

— Emma Graham

U.S. Central Command says Iran fired missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain, marking the first time Bahrain has been attacked since the ceasefire between Iran and the U.S. was agreed to on April 7.

According to Kuwait’s Army HQ, “a number of hostile drones targeted today the passenger building (T1) at Kuwait International Airport,” injuring 63 people according to Kuwait’s Health Ministry.

In Bahrain, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed they struck U.S. 5th Fleet headquarters and a U.S. air base in the region.

U.S. Central Command said “all Iranian attacks on American forces failed,” and insisted the ceasefire is in place.

Central Command said it launched “self defense” strikes overnight on Iran, “on Qeshm Island in response to attempted attacks by Iran across the Middle East.”

— Emma Graham