Nóng! Tổng thống Trump ra tối hậu thư, khẳng định ‘không còn tử tế nữa’ với Iran

While the U.S. delegation was en route to Pakistan with a deal that President Donald Trump called fair, In the field, gunfire and enforcement orders to seize the vessel officially ended the phase of soft diplomacy. Washington has issued an ultimatum clearer than ever. Either Iran signs an agreement to abandon nuclear weapons, or its entire national infrastructure will face the risk of military collapse. On the other hand, Tehran showed no sign of动摇 when demonstrating the rapid recovery capability of its war machine under harsh conditions. push the world into a period of uncertain waiting. Yes, sir, this escalation occurred just as violations of the ceasefire were being reported, making the hope for a peaceful solution fragile. U.S. President Donald Trump said it is no longer polite to negotiate with Iran. On a social media post on April 19, Mr. Trump said Iran had decided to fire shots, calling it an act violating the ceasefire agreement. President Trump wrote that yesterday Iran decided to fire shots in the Strait of Hormuz, a blatant violation of our ceasefire agreement. Many bullets were aimed at a French ship and a British cargo ship. That's really not very kind, isn't it? My representatives are on their way to Islamabad, Pakistan. They will arrive there on the evening of April 20 to begin negotiations. Recently, Iran declared the closure of the strait. Oddly enough, our blockade had already closed it. They are helping us without even realizing it. And it is precisely they who are suffering the greatest loss when this route is blocked, losing up to 500 million dollars a day. The United States has lost nothing at all. The reality is that right now, many ships are heading straight for the U.S., specifically Texas, Louisiana, and Alaska, to pick up cargo. It's all thanks to the IRGC. Those ever-ready to act tough and boastful. We are offering a very fair and reasonable proposal, and I hope they will accept it. Otherwise, the United States will destroy every power plant and every bridge throughout the country of Iran. They won't be kind anymore. They will collapse quickly and easily. And if they refuse to cooperate, I will consider it an honor to carry out whatever needs to be done. What other presidents should have done with Iran over the past 47 years. The time has come for Iran's killing machine to come to an end. A few hours after this post, Mr. Trump announced that the U.S. had successfully intercepted and seized a cargo ship flying the Iranian flag. after this vessel attempted to bypass the U.S. naval blockade of the strait. Shortly afterward, WTI oil prices rose 7.5% to $90.17 per barrel. While the price of Toprend oil rose 6.5% to $96.27 per barrel. As the U.S. tightens the noose, Iran also sends a message of readiness. In a prolonged conflict with military capabilities restored. Iran stated that it has accelerated the construction of its missile launch site faster than before the conflict, asserting that the U.S. and Israel have suffered defeat. General Mahdi Mousavi, Commander of the Air and Space Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran it was stated in the television announcement on April 19 that The speed of upgrading and expanding our UAV launch and storage facilities During the ceasefire, it was even faster than before the conflict. The video released alongside shows General Mousavi actively overseeing operations. in the underground missile shelters containing suicide drones. Along with it are images of silos containing ballistic missile launchers. Deployed on the ground and fired. However, the exact time of filming is unclear. The official added, we fully understand that the other party is incapable of creating similar conditions. but the medical supplies must be transported in batches from the other side of the hemisphere. They lost this battle as well as the one in the Strait of Hormuz, in Lebanon, and throughout the entire Middle East region. Iranian leaders continue to make similar statements. However, they are often regarded as exaggerated or dishonest. According to U.S. and Israeli officials, Iran's missile stockpile has decreased by about half compared to before the conflict erupted. There are still thousands of short- and medium-range missiles in this country that can be retrieved from their hiding places. or obtained from underground sources. While the two opposing sides are directly threatening each other, Allies again expressed skepticism about the White House's approach. Europe is concerned that a rushed agreement between the U.S. and Iran could backfire. According to Reuters, European allies are concerned that the inexperienced U.S. negotiating team is pushing for a swift framework agreement, drawing attention from Iran. This may exacerbate rather than resolve the deeper underlying issues. They are concerned that Washington, eager to secure a month of diplomatic advantage for President Donald Trump, is... a somewhat loose agreement on Iran's nuclear program and the easing of sanctions could be reached Then one must struggle for many months or even years in subsequent negotiations involving complex technical issues. In response to this allegation, White House spokesperson Anna Kelly said, President Trump has a proven track record of achieving favorable agreements. for the benefit of the United States and the American people. And he will accept only a deal that puts the interests of the United States first. Experts said a preliminary agreement could be reached, revolving around the nuclear package and the economic package. However, they warned that the core component remains the most controversial issue. However, diplomats from France, the United Kingdom, and Germany, The countries that began negotiations with Iran from 2003 said they had been pushed to the margins. Therefore, they are skeptical about the risk of forming a fragile situation that both sides face. Neither the U.S. nor Iran can sustain it politically. A person from the White House said that officials from the National Security Council, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Defense have arrived in Islamabad and are still participating in the proceedings. Israel's military公布了 a map of the southern region of Lebanon under their control. On April 19, the Israeli military for the first time released a map showing their new deployment line within Lebanese territory. thus bringing dozens of villages in this country, Most of it had been abandoned within their control just a few days after the ceasefire took effect. Stretching from east to west, the deployment line on the map extends 5–10 km inward from the border into Libang territory. Where, according to AVI, they intend to establish what is called a buffer zone. Israel's forces have destroyed the villages of Libang in this area. The objective is to protect the northern towns from Hippola's attacks. However, when asked whether those who fled Israeli airstrikes are allowed to return home, Israel's military has declined to comment. The complexity is not confined to Iran but is also spreading across the entire Middle East's arc of fire. Houthi threatens to blockade the Strait of Ab-Emanet According to the TASS news agency, speaking on the social media platform X on April 19, Mr. Hussein al-Ezzi stated, A leader of the movement and simultaneously the deputy foreign minister in the government established by the Houthis If the capital city of Sanaa makes the decision, this blockade of the strait will be irreversible. He called on President Trump and his supporters to end the actions he considers to be obstructing peace. while simultaneously respecting Yemen's interests. Previously, on April 2, Deputy Minister of Information in the Houthi administration, Mr. Mohamed Mansour, issued a warning. They could close the Ab-Emanet Strait not only in the event of escalating conflict with Iran but also to protect the Hezbollah forces in the Federation. According to him, this scenario could trigger a global energy crisis, pushing oil prices up to $200 per barrel. Concerns over security in the Ab-Emanet Strait have intensified following Houthi warnings of involvement in the Middle East conflict. to support Iran if the U.S. and Israel continue escalating military actions or if additional parties become involved. The spokesperson for this force stated that the Houthis would make direct military intervention if three red lines were crossed. including the U.S. and Israel escalating conflict against Iran, with both countries receiving additional support from alliances or partners and the use of the Red Sea to conduct military operations aimed at protecting Iran or other Muslim nations. The Houthis currently maintain a military presence in the western coastal area of Yemen, near the Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb. In previous regional conflicts, this force carried out attacks against Israel. using drones and missiles, while disrupting international maritime shipping routes through the Red Sea. Faced with these unpredictable fluctuations, some countries have begun seeking distinct energy solutions. Malaysia considers purchasing oil from Russia to ensure domestic supply security According to CNA, Malaysian Prime Minister Awad Ibrahim recently stated that the national oil company, Petronas Negotiations with Russia to purchase crude oil can be carried out to ensure a stable energy supply. meeting domestic demand amid ongoing fluctuations in the global energy market. On April 18, Mr. Awad stated that Malaysia-Russia relations remain strong. On that basis, he believes that the relevant authorities of Malaysia, including Petronas Can work and negotiate with Russia to meet part of the country's energy needs as friendly countries He emphasized that this approach is consistent with Malaysia's current foreign policy. In addition to cooperating with Russia, the Prime Minister of Malaysia also reaffirmed, This country continues to maintain friendly relations with all nations with which it has trade relations, including Iran. According to him, this flexible foreign policy has helped ensure the safety of oil tankers. Passing through the Strait of Hormuz to Malaysia is smoothly facilitated, encountering no obstacles or disruptions. This helps the country avoid major disruptions to its energy supply chain. especially in the context of the Middle East, which is experiencing significant tensions. Ladies and gentlemen, Islamabad will be the center of the world's attention on the evening of April 20. This is no longer a normal conversation; it is the last opportunity to prevent a full-scale attack. into Iran's national infrastructure, as Mr. Trump had warned. With oil prices dancing according to every tweet on social media and underground rocket silos already prepared, The difference between a nuclear deal of the century and a full-scale war lies only in a single signature. If the U.S. delegation cannot overcome Tehran's resolve within the next 24 hours, The killing machine they referred to could potentially explode, triggering the collapse of the entire global energy order. And don't forget to follow us so we can keep you updated on the hottest developments from the Middle East firestorm. Now, I would like to greet you and look forward to meeting you again!