President Trump canceled planned airstrikes on Iran, citing progress in peace negotiations and agreement on 'final points.' This follows a period of escalating strikes and threats, with Iran calling the ceasefire 'meaningless' and the US citing self-defense. The conflict impacts global growth forecasts and energy prices.
US President Donald Trump announced the cancellation of planned airstrikes against Iran, citing approval of a "final agreement" by Iran's supreme leadership. He indicated a signing ceremony would be announced soon and that maritime blockade against Iran would remain until the deal is finalized.
President Trump canceled planned airstrikes on Iran just hours after threatening escalation, including seizing oil facilities. He cited high-level discussions with Iran and international intermediaries for the reversal, while maintaining a blockade.
Angesichts des Konflikts mit den USA verlegt der Iran sein WM-Quartier von Arizona nach Tijuana, Mexiko. Der Verbandspräsident hofft auf eine Lösung bei den US-Visa und kürzere Wege zu den Spielorten.
Wegen des Konflikts mit den USA verlegt der Iran sein WM-Quartier von Arizona nach Tijuana, Mexiko. Dies löst Visaprobleme und ermöglicht die Nutzung von Iran Air. Die ersten Spiele finden in den USA statt.
The US and Israel may resume airstrikes on Iran within days if talks on a ceasefire stall, the WSJ reported. Mediators are working to prevent this, as Iran warns of retaliation.
Senator Lindsey Graham has questioned Pakistan's credibility as a mediator in US-Iran negotiations, citing reports of Iranian military aircraft using Pakistani bases. Pakistan denies these claims, stating aircraft were for diplomatic arrangements. Broader scrutiny of Pakistan's mediation role has emerged within the Trump administration due to stalled talks and Iran's response to peace proposals.
Iran Air announces resumption of domestic flights from April 22, ending a 50-day interruption. The first flight will depart Wednesday from Tehran to Mashhad. Iran partly resumed flights from main airports earlier, with the first passenger aircraft after airspace reopening arriving from Oman on April 18.
Iran Air riprenderà i voli nazionali mercoledì mattina, ponendo fine a una sospensione di 50 giorni dovuta alla guerra. Due aeroporti nazionali erano già tornati operativi martedì, mentre i voli internazionali verso Turchia e Oman riprenderanno presto dall'aeroporto internazionale Imam Khomeini di Teheran.
