Between the two ways of agreement and war, the latest developments in the Iran-US case have placed the region in a critical and critical situation. On the one hand, diplomatic efforts have increased to bring the two countries back to the negotiating table, and on the other hand, reports indicate that the possibility of a new US military attack is being considered. In the latest diplomatic move, a Qatari delegation went to Tehran to mediate and provide grounds for resuming negotiations. At the same time, the publication of the news about the letter of J. Di Vance Al Moshan Razai, Vice President of the United States, and the proposal to explore the possibility of direct negotiations, drew attention to the possibility of reopening the path of diplomacy. However, the main differences still remain. Washington wants the nuclear issue to be a priority in the negotiations, but Tehran insists on lifting the naval blockade, reducing economic pressures and lifting oil export restrictions before entering the nuclear negotiations. Along with these movements, America kept the military option on the table. Reports indicate a limited but intensive operational review, the strengthening of defense systems and the transfer of military equipment to the area. Estimates estimate the chance of agreement and containment of the crisis at 50% and the probability of a return to military conflict at 50%; This means that neither of the two scenarios of negotiation and war has yet been removed from the region's equations. Details of the report on the channel's global economy website.

Between the two ways of agreement and war, the latest developments in the Iran-US case have placed the region in a critical and critical situation. On the one hand, diplomatic efforts have increased to bring the two countries back to the negotiating table, and on the other hand, reports indicate that the possibility of a new US military attack is being considered. In the latest diplomatic move, a Qatari delegation went to Tehran to mediate and provide grounds for resuming negotiations. At the same time, the publication of the news about the letter of J. Di Vance Al Moshan Razai, Vice President of the United States, and the proposal to explore the possibility of direct negotiations, drew attention to the possibility of reopening the path of diplomacy. However, the main differences still remain. Washington wants the nuclear issue to be a priority in the negotiations, but Tehran insists on lifting the naval blockade, reducing economic pressures and lifting oil export restrictions before entering the nuclear negotiations. Along with these movements, America kept the military option on the table. Reports indicate a limited but intensive operational review, the strengthening of defense systems and the transfer of military equipment to the area. Estimates estimate the chance of agreement and containment of the crisis at 50% and the probability of a return to military conflict at 50%; This means that neither of the two scenarios of negotiation and war has yet been removed from the region's equations. Details of the report on the channel's global economy website.