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Top News: Iran-US Peace Talks and Trump's Threats to Resume Attacks

2026-06-22

Top News: Iran-US Peace Talks and Trump's Threats to Resume Attacks

Peace talks between Iran and the United States in Switzerland are dominating the political scene, amid American threats to resume military attacks. Meanwhile, navigation in the Strait of Hormuz has been affected following the announcement of its closure, while the Iranian public follows the national team's performance in the World Cup.

Technical talks between Iran and the United States continue at the "Bürgenstock" resort in Switzerland for the second day, aiming to reach an agreement to end the war in the region. These meetings come in a charged atmosphere following statements by US President Donald Trump, in which he threatened to resume attacks on Iran unless it intervenes to restrain its allies in the Lebanese group Hezbollah. The Swiss resort hosting these delegations is a historic destination known for hosting top leaders and global stars for high-level negotiations.

Regarding trade and borders, the Strait of Hormuz—a vital waterway located between the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman through which most of the world's oil supplies pass—witnessed a sharp decline in the number of passing ships after Iran announced its closure again. However, authorities allowed the passage of two South Korean-operated ships following the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran, reflecting the complexities of the maritime situation amid political tensions.

On the regional level, Naim Qassem, Secretary-General of Hezbollah (an Iranian-backed armed group), confirmed that the group would respond to any Israeli violation in Lebanon, stressing that Israeli forces would not remain there. For his part, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa denied any intention for his country to intervene militarily in Lebanon, in response to American hints regarding this matter.

Locally, hundreds of fans gathered at the "Tehran Book Garden" to watch the Iranian national team (Team Melli) match against Belgium in the World Cup. The atmosphere saw a split in emotions among fans regarding supporting the team given the current circumstances the country is going through.

For more details and comprehensive reports, please visit the news section in the app, where we also cover the repercussions of the explosion that occurred at a gas site in Qatar, resulting in injuries and missing persons, in addition to behind-the-scenes details of the negotiations in Switzerland.

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