The Middle East

In two words, a summary of what will be news of the Present today.

He proposes the measure because the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has led to a sharp drop in orders, but if the agreement between Iran and the United States materializes, the situation may change.

The operation is under investigation and no further details have been released. The armed wing of the Lebanese group is on the European Union's list of terrorist organisations, not the entire party.

Three tankers and two other freighters who used to carry necessities have crossed the Strait.

However, the Shia militia understands this agreement as a "step before the total liberation" of the territory and has called on the Lebanese political forces to "a common national position" to protect the country's sovereignty over Israel, although it is clear to Israel that it will not withdraw its armed forces from southern Lebanon for the time being.

The threat of a breakdown in negotiations comes after today's Israeli attack in Beirut, while Trump is celebrating his 80th birthday tonight and had hoped that the deal would be signed by then.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, for his part, announced today that the US and Iran are "closer than ever" to a peace agreement that will come in 24 hours.

"The naval blockade will remain in force until this transaction is completed; the date and place of the signing will be announced shortly," the US president said.

The Iranian Army has announced the "complete" closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which has been denied by the United States. Moreover, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard has attacked several Middle Eastern countries with US military bases, including Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan. 

The two pilots have been safely rescued, but the President of the United States has not provided details of the causes of the incident.

With this attack, there are already seven "intercepted" U.S. ships since U.S. President Donald Trump imposed a naval blockade on Iran.

Tehran has accused the International Atomic Energy Agency of "deliberate partiality" for ignoring the causes of the conflict: US and Israeli attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities.

Industry Advisor Mikel Jauregi has stated that industry is "the sector that is suffering the most from the effects of the energy crisis."

The Israeli army has attacked Iran's "military targets," despite Trump's call on Netanyahu not to do so. Iran has fired missiles at Israel and sirens have been heard again in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem. 

At least two people have been killed and 20 injured in the Israeli attack. In response, Iran fired missiles at Israel tonight, triggering alerts in "several areas of the country."

Contacts since 14 April have served to gradually accept and extend the ceasefire, but Israel has broken the truce and intensified its invasion of Lebanon in response to shells fired by Hezbollah, which it believes is opposed to negotiations.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that the occupation of Beaufort Castle is a "crucial milestone" as well as Israel's "radical change of policy" in Lebanon .

Iran's ambassador to the Spanish state, Reza Zabib, has accused US President Donald Trump of disrupting negotiations and of Israel's efforts to disrupt peace and of confessing control of the Strait of Hormuz to Iran.

The US president announced that he would make a "final decision" on the war this Friday.