Iran's military adviser Mohsen Rezaei accuses the US of violating a conflict resolution memorandum, citing support for proxy forces in Lebanon and escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, promising a severe response.
Crimea declared an "emergency situation" due to fuel shortages and power cuts from Ukrainian aerial attacks. Russia reported shooting down 660 Ukrainian drones. Ukraine plans domestic AI computing capacity with Kyivstar, and both nations swapped 160 captured soldiers.
Lebanese and Israeli delegations are discussing a US-drafted security memorandum in Washington, potentially leading to Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon and the establishment of a Lebanese army pilot zone, contingent on Hezbollah's withdrawal from south of the Litani River.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei rejected US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's attempt to redefine a June 17 MOU, insisting on a complete cessation of hostilities across the Middle East. Tehran views US statements as insincere, highlighting past distrust and a 60-day negotiation period for a final settlement.
L'Italia è pronta ad aderire alla Pax Silica, iniziativa statunitense per la sicurezza della catena di approvvigionamento di minerali critici e semiconduttori. È prevista la firma di un memorandum d'intesa con gli USA, passo verso la formalizzazione dell'ingresso.
Israel fears a new US-Iran understanding, brokered by Donald Trump, could legitimize Tehran's influence in Lebanon and restrict Israeli military operations against Hezbollah. The emerging deal, stemming from recent talks in Switzerland, reportedly includes Iran but excludes Israel from a new "deconfliction cell," raising concerns about operational freedom and a potential US pressure for withdrawal.
Donald Trump declared victory dozens of times in a war with Iran, culminating in a MOU signed at Versailles. Despite claims of total victory and peace, the article argues Trump lost the war on day one, escalating regional instability, alienating allies, and shattering US prestige.
Oil prices fell Monday after the U.S. Treasury Department issued a 60-day license authorizing Iranian crude sales and imports, following progress in peace talks between the US and Iran.
Moscow and Tehran held consultations focusing on a US-Iranian memorandum to end Middle East conflicts. Discussions covered a Lebanese-Israeli ceasefire, Israeli troop withdrawal from Lebanon, and a sustainable truce in Gaza, emphasizing humanitarian access and infrastructure restoration.
Political expert Pavel Timofeyev stated that Israel's position is the main factor that could undermine the US-Iran agreement. He noted Israeli PM Netanyahu's readiness to continue military operations in Lebanon regardless of US stance. Timofeyev also highlighted challenges in securing a better deal than JCPOA and external factors affecting the agreement.
Negotiators from Iran and the US at the Burgenstock resort in Switzerland agreed to establish a mechanism for safe vessel transit through the Strait of Hormuz. The talks, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, also touched upon oil exports and asset freezes. However, discussions were disrupted by US President Donald Trump's threats against Iran, leading to protests and a temporary halt in official meetings.
Negotiators at the Swiss resort of Burgenstock agreed to a mechanism for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. However, talks were disrupted by US President Donald Trump's threats against Iran, leading to a protest and suspension of official meetings by the Iranian delegation.
Intensive US-Iran talks on implementing a memorandum of understanding concluded overnight in Burgenstock, Switzerland. Mediators reported constructive progress and a roadmap towards a final agreement, with a special committee to oversee negotiations.
US and Iran held productive talks in Switzerland, agreeing to establish committees for nuclear negotiations and a mechanism to end hostilities in Lebanon. Progress was made on oil exports, sanctions relief, and asset release, with a 60-day deadline for a final deal.
US and Iran held talks in Switzerland, achieving progress on a final deal within 60 days. Key agreements include establishing a High Level Committee for oversight and a de-confliction mechanism to end hostilities in Lebanon. Iran's FM cited progress on oil exports, asset release, and reconstruction plans.
Iran claims to have shut the Strait of Hormuz again, citing U.S. failure to stop fighting in Lebanon. Meanwhile, UK PM Keir Starmer is reportedly set to resign after a rival's election victory. Oil prices rose on the Hormuz developments.
Iran's delegation has withdrawn from four-party talks in Burgenstock, Switzerland, citing statements made by US President Donald Trump. Mediated talks with Qatar and Pakistan have yielded no results, with Iran demanding the unfreezing of assets and oil export permits, linking nuclear program negotiations to US compliance with agreements.
Donald Trump threatened to attack Iran again if Hezbollah continues 'causing trouble', as direct talks with Iran on a Lebanon ceasefire and the Strait of Hormuz blockade took place in Switzerland. Iran protested Trump's 'bullying' threats.
Si è chiuso il primo round di colloqui tecnici a Lucerna tra Usa e Iran, con la mediazione di Pakistan e Qatar. Si è discusso di cessate il fuoco in Libano e beni iraniani congelati. Trump minaccia pedaggi nello Stretto di Hormuz se non si raggiungerà un accordo.
Si è chiuso il primo round di colloqui tecnici a Lucerna tra Usa e Iran, mediati da Pakistan e Qatar. Si è discusso di un cessate il fuoco in Libano e dei beni iraniani congelati. Trump minaccia: "Se l'Iran non raggiungerà un accordo, riscuoteremo pedaggi nello Stretto di Hormuz".
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that the US and Iran have 60 days to resolve difficult issues, including technical aspects of the nuclear program and sanctions. He noted that Israel may attempt to derail the negotiations, which have begun with initial contacts and technical groups formed.
President Trump warned Iranian officials that Iran would be "completely destroyed" if it closes the Strait of Hormuz. The threat came after Iran announced it was closing the strait amid Israeli actions in Lebanon and demanding a ceasefire and oil sale restrictions be lifted.
Colloqui tecnici tra USA e Iran a Lucerna con mediazione di Pakistan e Qatar per un cessate il fuoco in Libano e beni congelati. Trump minaccia di "riscuotere pedaggi" nello Stretto di Hormuz se non si raggiunge un accordo.
Qatar announced the start of high-level talks involving the US, Iran, and Pakistan, with Qatar and Pakistan acting as mediators. The meetings aim for a comprehensive agreement based on a US-Iran memorandum of understanding. Technical teams and monitoring groups have been formed.
