In a statement, the official expressed uncertainty about receiving news on the conflict, which started on February 28 with an American-Israeli attack on Iran. The conflict has spread throughout the Middle East, causing thousands of deaths, particularly in Iran and Lebanon.
Despite a ceasefire in effect since April 8 between Iran and the United States, the global economy continues to be affected by the strategic blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran for nearly three months. While there are signs of progress, President Donald Trump has tempered hopes for a quick agreement, stating that the blockade on Iranian ports will remain until a certified agreement is reached.
The potential agreement between Tehran and Washington, aimed at reopening the strategic Strait of Hormuz, has led to a decrease in oil prices in Asia. However, discussions about nuclear issues remain complex and unresolved.
Reports suggest that the final agreement should completely eliminate the nuclear threat posed by Iran, according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. On the Lebanese front, recent airstrikes have resulted in casualties, despite an ongoing truce.
Netanyahu underscored Israel’s right to defend itself on all fronts, including in Lebanon. The conflict resolution process is ongoing, with hopes for fruitful negotiations in the near future.
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