Trump claims a major Strait of Hormuz victory over Iran but is it sustainable?
While the Americans take pride in the fact that oil tankers are once again passing through the strait, Iran still has its enriched uranium ■ Army incompetence? What is happening in the West Bank is much more than that
The Strait of Hormuz has seen resumed oil tanker traffic, a development the US is taking pride in. According to Haaretz, however, Iran still possesses enriched uranium.
Qatar's prime minister recently visited Tehran in an effort to revive diplomacy between the US and Iran, amid escalating tensions and US sanctions described by an Iranian official as an "all-out economic war". The Qatari emissary reportedly pressed Iran to respect freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, with Tehran agreeing to draw up a list of conditions to restore normal traffic, as reported by Al-Monitor.
Iran has made statements on other regional issues, with CNBC World reporting that Iran called for an end to the Gaza Strip conflict, Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon, and a halt to Israeli attacks on Syria. Meanwhile, Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei has denied a report of a plot against Barron Trump, as per Arutz Sheva - Israel National News.
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