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A discussion has emerged regarding the handling of Iran's uranium inventory.

Iran states it will respond militarily to military threats, said it will not back down, while the US is reportedly facing greater internal pressure. The source indicates that even with quick decisions, a return to normal may not be fast.

Boats belonging to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) are reportedly attacking U.S. has sent a communication in response to these attacks.

Two dredgers named Seastar 3 and Soda, bearing the Iran logo, operated while being on the United States prohibition list, according to marine radio system data. CENTCOM also announced that two additional dredgers previously operated under similar conditions.

The Suwar Atlas platform published photos related to illegal Iranian entities, specifically mentioning airlines.

Iran possesses the capability to directly threaten Israel, according to the source. The source noted that since 1979, no country had directly fired a missile at Israel until 2023, implying a shift in Iran's posture.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Bajai stated that Iran is reviewing a US-proposed plan to end the war. Iranian President's senior advisor Mohammad Mokhber stated yesterday that controlling the Strait of Hormuz is as valuable as possessing an atomic bomb, said Iran will not abandon this status, while the US intends to maintain control. has submitted a new proposal for peace talks to Iran, which would include the suspension of all attacks starting May 9th. Discussions are reportedly taking place in Tehran on Saturday. US President Trump expressed optimism on May 6 about reaching an agreement with Iran. Iranian Foreign Minister Araki recently visited China, stating that the issue of opening the Strait of Hormuz could be resolved quickly.

Washington has accused Iran of supporting armed networks and factions loyal to it.

Tehran has halted operations at a refinery as a precautionary measure to avoid risks. The Iranian system believes that accepting certain demands would mean abandoning its defenses.

Work at a refinery in Iran has been suspended as a precautionary measure to avoid any risks. Tehran believes that accepting certain demands would mean abandoning defenses the regime considers for its protection.