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Axios: What the leaders of Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE told Trump that convinced him to postpone today’s planned strike on Iran
Tehran mocks the U.S. president over the postponement of the military strike: His hope of forcing the Iranian people and officials to surrender was futile
Trump is threatening again: No concessions to Tehran – They know what will happen
Asked by the New York Post whether he would be willing to accept a 20-year suspension of uranium enrichment by Iran, the U.S. president made clear that “I’m not open to anything right now”
Gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz with roles for Pakistan, Oman, and a “freeze” of the nuclear program: What Tehran is requesting in its revised proposal to the US
Sources cited by Al Arabiya report that Tehran is requesting a long-term, multi-phase ceasefire and the transfer of uranium to Russia - Concessions on compensation - Pakistan optimistic about a new round of talks
Trump: I would be fine with suspending Iran’s nuclear program for 20 years – What he said about Taiwan, tariffs and Hormuz
The American president stressed that he made no commitments regarding Taiwan, said he did not discuss tariffs with Xi, and implied he did not seek intervention over the Strait of Hormuz
Thriller over the ceasefire: Iran’s proposal is “garbage,” says Trump – We are ready for anything, you will be surprised, Ghalibaf responds
“The wrong strategies and the wrong decisions always lead to wrong results; the whole world has already understood this,” the speaker of the Iranian Parliament stressed — “The ceasefire is on life support,” Trump said
Fragile ceasefire with exchanges of fire between the US and Iran in Hormuz: “Our strikes were just a pat on the hand,” says Trump, threatening Tehran again
In a new post, the American president demands that Tehran sign quickly, otherwise “much harsher and far more violent strikes” await them in the future
Analysis: Even if peace comes to the Middle East now, it will still take a long time for fuel prices to fall
Even if a U.S.–Iran agreement is reached and the Strait of Hormuz reopens immediately, fuel prices are unlikely to return quickly to their early-2026 levels. Markets will need months to be “convinced” that the danger has truly passed. This is the well-known “rockets and feathers” phenomenon
