Iran suspends talks with USA
In response to Israel's new operation in Lebanon and previous attacks on Hezbollah positions, Iran has suspended its dialogue with the United States.
In response to Israel's new operation in Lebanon and previous attacks on Hezbollah positions, Iran has suspended its dialogue with the United States.
Lebanon's Ministry of Health has reported that Israeli strikes have killed 55 people in the country over the past 24 hours, raising the total death toll since the start of spring to more than 3,300 Lebanese residents.
The Iranian parliament has declared that the nation's officials are in discussions to establish a limit on uranium enrichment. However, Iran is not considering the cessation of the enrichment process altogether.
A meeting of key negotiators will take place at the White House today
US Foreign Minister Marco Rubio stated that Washington intends to resolve the Iran issue by any means necessary
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has spoken positively about the progress made in peace negotiations between Washington and Tehran.
The US State Department has promised $10 million for information leading to the uncovering of Lebanese Hezbollah's financing channels.
Al Arabiya reports that discussions between the USA and Iran could occur at the end of May, with an announcement regarding a final agreement anticipated soon.
Saudi Arabian officials have urged Tehran to seize the opportunity presented by the USA to address conflicts through diplomatic channels.
Tehran is expanding its control over the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz through the creation of administrative and economic structures.
According to Israeli Justice Minister Yariv Levin, the war between Iran and the USA will conclude in a matter of weeks. Nevertheless, he opposed stopping the fighting too early
According to Tehran Times, the White House rejected Iran's 14-point peace plan, reaffirming Washington's commitment to its own demands.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio dismissed the notion that the economic costs of a conflict with Iran could force Washington to accept an unfavorable agreement with Tehran.
Originally delayed due to the worsening situation in the Middle East, the Russian-Arab summit will be held within a few months.
Global oil reserves are declining rapidly due to the conflict with Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, with inventory levels approaching a 2018 low, Bloomberg reported
Iranian authorities are prepared to compromise on the Strait of Hormuz if the USA lifts the naval blockade and completely curtails military activity.
The US military has received official permission to target IRGC boats and other Iranian military vessels that endanger shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Iranian rial fell to a record low during trading on Sunday. This is happening amid the military conflict and sanctions against Tehran.
According to Jules Hurst, the acting Pentagon comptroller, the USA has spent approximately $25 billion during the conflict in Iran, most of which went on munitions.
According to the Israeli Foreign Ministry, Tel Aviv is ready to negotiate with Tehran, but maintains a military option if the situation develops unfavorably.