Bayezbiayan discusses US move to end conflict amid regional tensions

Iranian President Masoud Beishkiyan stated that the United States is responsible for the decision to end the seven-month military confrontation, emphasizing that Washington has the option to halt the conflict. Tensions in the region are escalating, with Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabia continuing; the Saudis intercepted six missiles and are holding joint security meetings with Turkey and Pakistan to strengthen mutual defense. Iran denies being at war with Riyadh and blames the Houthis for the hostilities. Meanwhile, oil prices have slightly declined, with Brent crude falling to $93.66 and West Texas Intermediate dropping to $105.86, following a reduction in tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to just nine ships, the lowest in a long time. Diplomacy is being affected by the crisis, especially during the Washington summit, where the region was a key topic of discussion—American and Chinese efforts are underway to de-escalate tensions, and the possibility remains of opening the strait within a week if the American blockade is eased.

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