Iran seeks war end amid sanctions prep

The article reveals Iranian President Masoud Beshkezian's call to end the war with the United States today, emphasizing that Iran is in a "position of strength" and is preparing to respond to any threat, amidst the announcement by Washington of imposing the "harshest sanctions in history" on Tehran. It indicates that Iran considers these sanctions to be "economic terrorism" and will continue to face the pressure cautiously, prepared to respond rather than surrender. The article also mentions Iran's military escalation and hardening of its military rhetoric, along with Iran's efforts to bolster economic cooperation with Iraq, in contrast to Washington's resistance to pressure. There are concerns about a possible escalation in the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Additionally, the article highlights that tensions have led to a decline in Iranian oil exports, with ongoing risks to navigation and energy markets.

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