The US and Iran delegations arrive in Pakistan for negotiations. Donald Trump: "If no agreement is reached, bombs will fall again on Wednesday."

After days of tensions, delegations from the United States, led by Vice President JD Vance, and Iran, led by Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf, arrive today in Pakistan for a new round of negotiations. Donald Trump warned that without an agreement by Wednesday, "bombs will fall again," while Tehran stated that it will not capitulate. Netanyahu emphasized that "the mission in Iran is not over," and the climate of uncertainty has led to falling stock markets and rising oil prices. Iranians are mobilizing their weapons, and the U.S. is deploying aircraft carriers and Marines. In this context, Trump announced the destruction of sites contaminated with nuclear dust in Iran, and the Iranian president rejected negotiations under pressure, stating that he does not accept threats. Additionally, a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz has led to restrictions for ships wishing to enter or exit Iranian ports.