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Iran's Foreign Minister suggested that recent events demonstrate there is no military solution to the crisis
Renewed conflict with the US is likely, according to Iran, despite a new peace proposal. President Trump expressed dissatisfaction, while Iran insists the ball is in the US's court for diplomacy or confrontation.
President Trump declared hostilities with Iran ended on April 7, 2026, following congressional pressure, though Iran's negotiating proposal was deemed unsatisfactory.
He did not give a further reason for the planned hike, but the announcement came a day after his renewed criticism of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
The US is considering various military options to compel Iran to negotiate an end to the conflict, including potential fresh strikes and a new coalition to ensure safe passage through the Strait.
US President Donald Trump is urging Iran to agree to a deal, whilst also considering the impacts of a prolonged naval blockade on Tehran's oil exports.
The UAE has quit OPEC and OPEC+, a significant move for the group and Saudi Arabia, following regional security concerns and independent energy strategies.
Cole Tomas Allen faces charges including attempted assassination of the US president and could receive life imprisonment.
Iran's Foreign Minister blamed Washington's 'excessive demands' for failed peace talks, while in Russia President Putin pledged support for regional peace. Iran reportedly sent messages to the US via Pakistan regarding key issues.
Hopes for a second round of talks in Pakistan had centred on a planned visit by Witkoff and Kushner, but Trump cancelled the trip.
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