Iran has said reopening the Strait of Hormuz is not possible due to ongoing ceasefire violations and continued military tensions. The situation is disrupting global shipping and raising concerns over oil supply and market stability.
The ongoing Iran conflict is disrupting global food systems by driving up fertiliser and energy costs and affecting key trade routes. These pressures are increasing food prices and raising concerns about supply shortages, especially in import-dependent countries.
Read MoreThe UAE is closely monitoring the Iran ceasefire and has called for full compliance to ensure regional stability. Authorities stressed the need to stop attacks and protect key shipping routes. Officials emphasized that lasting peace depends on real actions, not just agreements.
Read MoreIsrael has signaled support for a two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran to allow for a brief diplomatic cooling-off period. However, this support strictly excludes operations in Lebanon, where Israel intends to continue its campaign against Hezbollah. This strategic "loophole" aims to satisfy Washington’s call for de-escalation while maintaining Israel’s pressure on its northern border.
Read MoreDonald Trump did not clearly confirm any extension of the Tuesday 8 PM ET deadline, despite widespread speculation. His statements were open to interpretation, which led to confusion among the public and media. As of now, the original deadline appears unchanged, with no official update announced.
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