+++ Iran-Krieg +++: Laut Trump ist Iran-Krieg militärisch „praktisch beendet“
Katar und Saudi-Arabien setzen laut Trump auf friedliche Lösungen +++ Syrien dementiert Pläne für Militäreinsatz gegen Huthi-Miliz +++ US-Verteidigungsminister Hegseth verteidigt Iran-Krieg +++ Der Newsblog.
In a meeting at the White House on Monday, US President Donald Trump welcomed Qatar's Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani. The primary focus of the discussion was Qatar's mediation efforts amid the conflict between the US and Iran. According to the AP news agency, Iran is currently reviewing Qatar's proposals to settle differences with Washington regarding the Iranian nuclear program.
However, Iran is negotiating with the US government under specific conditions, such as ending the US blockade of Iranian ports, lifting sanctions, releasing frozen assets, and providing compensation for war damages. Additionally, Iran demands an end to military actions across the region, including Israeli operations in Lebanon. Israel's military has reportedly discovered weapons caches belonging to the Shiite Islamist militant group Hezbollah in several locations, including the southern part of Lebanon.
In the area of Mais al-Jabal, Israeli troops found weapons, rockets, fragmentation grenades, explosives, ammunition, and communication and surveillance equipment in a civilian house and a storage room. In the region of al-Tiri, Israeli forces discovered equipment and food supplies in a residential building. The locations of these finds were near UN posts in the region.
The US military has reportedly shot and disabled a commercial vessel in the Gulf of Oman after it attempted to exit the area while ignoring several warnings, according to a US military command spokesman on Saturday evening. The vessel was flying the flag of St. Kitts and Nevis. The US forces have been conducting a naval blockade against Iran for months. On Friday, they targeted a defense system against Iran.
Written by urgent.news from Handelsblatt's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
This story
This is one outlet's version. Read the fullest account.