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Tehran/Washington: The land of the Middle East is currently sitting on a pile of gunpowder. 13 days have passed since the fierce war that broke out between Iran and America, but no ray of peace is visible. The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has created an uproar in the global oil market, causing the entire world economy to collapse. Meanwhile, Russia and Pakistan have stepped up efforts to persuade Iran by taking over the role of mediation.
Iran’s ‘Triple Threat’ Terms: The Last Way to Stop War?
Amidst the horrors of war, Iran’s President Masoud Pejeshkian made a big announcement on Wednesday and set three strict conditions for the ceasefire. After talking to the heads of state of Pakistan and Russia, Pejeshkian made it clear that if America and Israel do not accept these demands, then it is impossible to end the conflict.
Iran’s three main conditions:
Recognition of Tehran’s legitimate rights: Iran’s sovereignty and rights should be accepted on the international stage.
Payment of heavy damages: The damage caused by the war should be compensated by America and its allies.
International Security Guarantee: Strong international written guarantees should be given to prevent any possible attack on Iran in the future.
War on social media: Pejeshkian surrounds America-Israel
President Massoud Pezeshkian has issued a strong message on the social media platform ‘X’. He directly termed the conflict as a “war instigated by the Zionist regime (Israel) and the United States.” He said that Iran never wanted war, rather this war has been imposed on them. Tehran made it clear that they are committed to regional peace, but will not compromise their self-respect and security.
Entry of Russia and Pakistan: Will diplomacy be useful?
While on one hand Donald Trump is claiming that “we have won the war”, on the other hand the intensity of Iran’s attacks in the Persian Gulf is increasing. Amidst this contradiction, the diplomatic efforts of Russia and Pakistan are considered very important. Both these countries have been close allies of Iran and now they are looking for a ‘middle ground’ from which the global economy can be saved from further destruction.
Oil crisis looming over the world
Crude oil prices are skyrocketing due to the closure of the Strait of Hermos. If this deadlock continues for a few more days, there could be a severe fuel shortage in many Asian and European countries including India. Experts believe that this exercise by Russia and Pakistan is not only to pacify Iran but is also a big compulsion to save their respective economies.