Donald Trump announced on Thursday, March 26, that he is postponing his ultimatum until April 6 before any potential American strikes against power plants in Iran. According to the American president, discussions with the Iranian regime are going “very well.” This is not the first time that the American president has postponed his ultimatum.
Meanwhile, the American envoy, Steve Witkoff, stated that there were “strong signals” regarding the “possibility” of an agreement with the Iranians, while confirming that Washington had presented a 15-point plan for ceasing hostilities to Tehran through Pakistan.
Lebanon, where at least five people have been killed in recent strikes, has announced that it will bring the issue of Israeli actions that “threaten” its sovereignty to the UN Security Council. After a government meeting, the Minister of Information, Paul Morcos, specified that this decision was motivated by “the bombing of most of the bridges over the Litani,” the mass forced displacement of inhabitants, and “the advance of Israeli troops on Lebanese territory, accompanied by destruction.”
Israel’s Defense Minister, Israël Katz, announced that the army had “eliminated” the commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards’ Navy, Alireza Tangsiri, in a video released by his office. “Other senior naval officers” have also been killed, according to the Israeli minister. “The man directly responsible for the terrorist operation of mining and blocking the Strait of Hormuz has been eliminated,” he added, promising to “continue to track down the Guards’ leaders one by one.”
The leader of the Houthi rebels in Yemen, allies of Iran, has warned of a possible “military response” if the situation in the Middle East requires it. The Houthi movement, which holds a strategic position in the region, has not yet taken part in hostilities.
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