Trump warns Iran on Strait of Hormuz
U.S. President Donald Trump's statements confirmed that the United States is engaging in talks with Iran regarding the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. This presents a final opportunity for Iran to reach an agreement to end the ongoing conflict that has lasted for five months. Meanwhile, Iran denied any negotiations or plans to do so, indicating that all Iranian negotiators are within the country, and that the only dialogue ongoing is with Oman regarding the management of the strait. Experts believe that Iran is betting on its ability to endure longer by transforming trade routes and energy infrastructure in the region, aiming to increase the costs of confrontation with Washington. Tensions are escalating, with Trump repeatedly threatening military options despite recent retreatments. Additionally, protests are leading to a rise in oil prices, as Brent crude futures fell to $83.77 per barrel amid declining global prices.
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