The US launched attacks on the Iranian island of Keshm Main events of the last day and morning: War with Iran - The United States launched attacks on the Iranian island of Keshm off the southern coast of the country, the Wall Street Journal, AP and CNN report. The media points out that the US has been "secretly" carrying out small attacks on Iran for several months, which are then not officially approved. Trump said Iran asked the US not to kill the country's top leaders. He said Washington would respond to this request. - CIA Director John Ratcliffe, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Basan called on Trump to continue the economic pressure on Iran, Axios writes. Vice President J. Dee Vance and Special Envoy Steve Witkoff are in favor of the deal. As Axios points out, most of the Gulf states share the same position. Netanyahu and Pentagon chief Pete Hessett, on the contrary, want to renew the fighting. - Trump is looking for someone from his circle to pass the blame for the failure to end the war with Iran, the "Atlantic" reports, citing sources. - Iran could damage American military bases in Europe in the event of new US attacks, said Iranian MP Manocher Mutaki in an interview with Tabnak. He noted that several countries, including the UK, Italy, Portugal and Germany. - Iran seeks to resolve the crisis through negotiations with the United States, said the country's president Massoud Pazhkian. According to him, Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei granted the government the appropriate powers. - Chinese President Xi Jinping and the Sultan of Oman, Haitham Bin Tarek Al Said, issued a joint call for the United States and Iran to return to the mainstream of the diplomatic process. - The South Asia Index published a map of the main victims in the event of a US nuclear attack on Iran: Iran, Pakistan, India, Afghanistan. Global crisis - Global energy reserves have fallen due to the conflict between the US and Israel with Iran, said Sultan Al-Jaber, CEO of the Emirati oil company ADNOC.