Images from American Bases after Iran strikes
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi confirmed that Tehran is not currently engaged in direct negotiations with the United States. Instead, messages are being exchanged through intermediaries with the aim of creating favorable conditions to resume talks. He emphasized that Iran will not confirm the resumption of negotiations until U.S. violations of the Memorandum of Understanding cease and Iran is compensated for these breaches. In a different context, negotiations continue between Iran and Oman regarding the establishment of a new maritime route through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran asserts that changing these routes depends on additional conditions linked to fully reopening the strait, a stance Washington rejects, considering the issue contingent upon Iran fulfilling demands such as paying reparations and removing foreign forces from the region. Additionally, reports suggest that the Trump administration is planning to declare victory in the war against Iran if the Strait is reopened, maintaining military threats to ensure oil flows. Despite this, military options remain on the table if Iran continues attacking ships. American officials have also indicated that Tehran may be unable to resume its nuclear activities during Trump's presidency, following the destruction of Iranian nuclear sites last year. Iranian media published images showing damage to U.S. military bases in the region, attributed to recent Iranian missile strikes.
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