The latest developments in the war between America and Iran; diplomacy in the shadow of war; Hormuz, the nuclear file and the future of the confrontation between Tehran and Washington The diplomatic movements of Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar to reach an agreement between Iran and the USA continue at the same time as China's positions in the Security Council and Beijing's efforts to contain the regional crisis. A possible transfer of 60% of uranium to a third country, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of the naval blockade are some of the issues discussed in the possible negotiations. On the other hand, Trump talks about the continuation of military pressure and Netanyahu emphasizes the continuation of the confrontation with Iran. The naval warnings in the Strait of Hormuz, the increase in energy costs, the estimate of more than 47 billion dollars in the cost of the American war and the imposition of additional fuel costs of 468 billion dollars on the consumers of 169 countries highlighted the security and economic dimensions of the crisis. Read the full article at the link below:

The latest developments in the war between America and Iran; diplomacy in the shadow of war; Hormuz, the nuclear file and the future of the confrontation between Tehran and Washington The diplomatic movements of Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar to reach an agreement between Iran and the USA continue at the same time as China's positions in the Security Council and Beijing's efforts to contain the regional crisis. A possible transfer of 60% of uranium to a third country, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of the naval blockade are some of the issues discussed in the possible negotiations. On the other hand, Trump talks about the continuation of military pressure and Netanyahu emphasizes the continuation of the confrontation with Iran. The naval warnings in the Strait of Hormuz, the increase in energy costs, the estimate of more than 47 billion dollars in the cost of the American war and the imposition of additional fuel costs of 468 billion dollars on the consumers of 169 countries highlighted the security and economic dimensions of the crisis. Read the full article at the link below: