Good morning. The US and Iran traded fire late on Thursday in the greatest test so far to their month-long ceasefire. Tehran accused Washington of breaching the truce by targeting two ships in the strait of Hormuz and attacking civilian areas, while the US said it had struck in retaliation. Donald Trump told reporters in Washington DC that the ceasefire remained intact despite the strikes. When asked where this left hopes of a negotiated end to the war, the president was vague, saying a deal “might not happen, but it could happen any day”. He claimed: “I believe they want the deal more than I do.” Where were negotiations up to before the strikes? There were reports the two sides could be nearing an agreement to halt the war, with a one-page memorandum shared between Washington and Tehran, via Pakistan. Here is a rundown of the ins and outs over the past week. What happened to Trump’s “Project Freedom”?…