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U.S. military officials acknowledged the incident but downplayed its significance, saying the drone was "defective" and lacked secretive technology.

A Trump post showed the country, along with Canada, Cuba, Mexico and Greenland, covered in red, white and blue, and labeled "United States of America."

The move is the latest in the administration's effort to force Iran to the table over a deal to end the war.

The mayor of Cagnes-sur-Mer, on the French Riviera, said that two of the four works had been recovered but that the two perpetrators are still being sought.

Numerous other European countries immediately pledged support for the effort, which prompted warnings from the United States.

The Paris landmark reopened Tuesday following a staff strike.

Canadian countertariffs on $20 billion worth of U.S. imports came into effect Tuesday, as Bombardier said it valued its partnership with American companies.

Remarks by at a regional conference underscored the challenge Washington faces in trying to impose economic pain on Iran while not harming its closest neighbors.

Prince Harry and Meghan said they were "a little surprised" they had not been told about the letter in advance, British media reported.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will visit friendly governments in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. But his support for the Venezuela oil deal is rankling some in the region.