The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday edition that the United States military completed its 11th night of strikes on Iran early Wednesday, as attacks in the Middle East overshadowed diplomatic efforts in Pakistan to salvage a collapsed interim ceasefire deal. An Associated Press dispatch to The Globe quotes U.S. Central Command saying that it targeted aircraft hangars and drone storage sites following U.S. President Donald Trump's warning of intensified strikes. Before the latest strikes, Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni visited Pakistan, a key mediator in the conflict. However, it remained unclear what new arrangement could be reached to end the war, now focused on control over the Strait of Hormuz. On Tuesday, Mr. Trump expressed a bleak outlook on talks, saying the U.S. had "no interest in meeting" and suggesting that U.S. forces might soon target an area in Iran near a key uranium enrichment site. With negotiations and shipping through the strait largely stalled, both sides have sought to gain leverage by targeting civilian infrastructure in the region relied on by millions of people. Energy prices surged, with crude oil exceeding $91 (U.S.) a barrel and U.S. gasoline averaging $4 (U.S.) a gallon.