The latest developments in the US-Iran war; from the US naval blockade to Iran's missile warnings; Qatar announced the progress of negotiations.
The latest developments in the war between Iran and the United States indicate diplomatic movements; Qatar reported receiving positive responses from Washington and Iraq announced that the purpose of its prime minister's visit to Tehran was to bring views closer together. At the same time, the meeting of foreign ministers of the Group of Seven with the participation of the countries of the region will examine the security of the Strait of Hormuz and the consequences of the war.
Donald Trump saw another attack on Iran as unlikely, but emphasized the United States' military readiness and continued pressure. Reports of a possible agreement on 3.67% enrichment have been published, but the dispute over uranium reserves, the lifting of the naval blockade and Iran's seven conditions still remain, and the final agreement is far from coming.
On the military front, Tehran is talking about defense readiness and unveiling a new missile city, and the countries of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council have also agreed to establish a joint command headquarters in Kuwait. At the same time, political pressure in the US to oust the war minister, concern about trade disruption and increased transportation costs added to the complexity of the regional crisis.
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