Trump on war's end; Qalibaf threats oil embargo
The article discusses developments regarding the war between the United States and Iran, where U.S. President Donald Trump predicted that the war would soon end following Washington's victory, accompanied by a significant drop in gasoline prices linked to the cessation of hostilities. Tehran has put forward conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, tying its reopening to the fulfillment of its demands. Iran insists that its conditions are fair and awaits Washington's response to its proposals through mediators. Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to exert pressure through sanctions and military threats. Tensions in the region remain high, impacting global oil markets, with oil prices rising noticeably. Iran also remains firm on not compromising on its nuclear program and asserts its readiness to defend itself. Amid threats from the American side about deploying new weapons if hostilities resume, Iran is prepared to respond to any aggression, reflecting ongoing escalation and heightened tension between the two sides.
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