Trump hält Iran-Gespräche am Leben und erklärt die Waffenruhe für tot
Fortsetzung vom gestrigen Abend.
Donald Trump accepted more contact with Iran, but he declared the ceasefire finished after Washington accused Tehran of attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran denied asking for negotiations in one account and said the US had violated earlier terms, while Qatari and Pakistani mediators tried to pull the two sides back from a wider Gulf fight.
Trump also sharpened the personal edge of the confrontation. He told the New York Post that he had left orders for a huge US response if an Iranian plot killed him, after reports that Israeli intelligence had warned Washington of a specific threat.
„I left instructions: if anything happens, literally bomb them at levels never seen before.“
The market signal came from ships, not speeches. Strait traffic dropped from a pre-war daily average above 130 vessels to 49 on Tuesday and 22 on Thursday, while Brent hovered near $76 a barrel and the International Energy Agency warned that renewed fighting could wreck its forecast of a 2027 oil surplus.
- Vorkriegsdurchschnitt130
- Dienstag49
- Donnerstag22
Iran buried Ali Khamenei in Mashhad after funeral processions that Fars put at 41 million to 43 million people, even as the new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, stayed out of sight and factional anger surfaced around President Masoud Pezeshkian. US Central Command said it struck about 90 Iranian targets, while Iran said it hit American infrastructure in Gulf states and reported 14 killed across two days of US strikes.
Castles rarely decide modern wars. Hormuz may still decide how much trust is left in a truce that had little to spare.
Nach Berichten von: Neue Zürcher Zeitung, France 24, BBC, Franceinfo, Jornal Expresso, Notícias ao Minuto