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Regional officials, diplomats and analysts say the U.S.-Israeli war underscores Iran's influence over the Strait of Hormuz and enables it to demand that any deal on its nuclear program must first recognize Iran's de facto control of the vital oil chokepoint. Alex Watanka of the American Middle East Institute said that while charging ships to use the Strait could bring in huge revenue, Tehran views the Strait of Hormuz as a source of political legitimacy. rather than economic assets. Watankar added, quoting a Persian proverb: "Why give up a diamond for a lollipop?" Similar sentiments were expressed by Iran's leadership. "The Strait of Hormuz is our most powerful weapon," Iranian Speaker Qalibaf said, adding that Iran "will not give up its rights there under any circumstances." Regional sources and diplomats say Iran is deliberately slowing down negotiations to lock in what it sees as war gains before returning to the nuclear issue. Alan Eyre, a former U.S. diplomat who has done extensive research on Iran, said that for Tehran, which denies seeking nuclear weapons, Uranium can wait, but consolidating its position in the Strait of Hormuz is urgent. "The Iranians know President Trump wants to get out; he wants to shift his focus elsewhere," Eyre said. "They know they can pressure him because time is on their side." Aaron David Miller, a former U.S. Middle East negotiator, said, "The 60-day negotiation deadline was never a fantasy," "Iran will not take action on the nuclear issue until it is convinced that it has established this new status quo. They want to make sure that Trump - and the world - understands that Nothing can go back to the way it was before February 27. "

News Flash06-07 14:29From XTrend Speed
Regional officials, diplomats and analysts say the U.S.-Israeli war underscores Iran's influence over the Strait of Hormuz and enables it to demand that any deal on its nuclear program must first recognize Iran's de facto control of the vital oil chokepoint. Alex Watanka of the American Middle East Institute said that while charging ships to use the Strait could bring in huge revenue, Tehran views the Strait of Hormuz as a source of political legitimacy. rather than economic assets. Watankar added, quoting a Persian proverb: "Why give up a diamond for a lollipop?" Similar sentiments were expressed by Iran's leadership. "The Strait of Hormuz is our most powerful weapon," Iranian Speaker Qalibaf said, adding that Iran "will not give up its rights there under any circumstances." Regional sources and diplomats say Iran is deliberately slowing down negotiations to lock in what it sees as war gains before returning to the nuclear issue. Alan Eyre, a former U.S. diplomat who has done extensive research on Iran, said that for Tehran, which denies seeking nuclear weapons, Uranium can wait, but consolidating its position in the Strait of Hormuz is urgent. "The Iranians know President Trump wants to get out; he wants to shift his focus elsewhere," Eyre said. "They know they can pressure him because time is on their side." Aaron David Miller, a former U.S. Middle East negotiator, said, "The 60-day negotiation deadline was never a fantasy," "Iran will not take action on the nuclear issue until it is convinced that it has established this new status quo. They want to make sure that Trump - and the world - understands that Nothing can go back to the way it was before February 27. "

Argentina’s Minister of Economy: Argentina’s plan does not include using U.S. swap lines.

News Flash06-07 14:27From XTrend Speed
Argentina’s Minister of Economy: Argentina’s plan does not include using U.S. swap lines.

Mexican President Sheinbaum: Petrobras and Pemex will explore deepwater oil and gas resources in the Cantarel area.

News Flash06-07 14:27From XTrend Speed
Mexican President Sheinbaum: Petrobras and Pemex will explore deepwater oil and gas resources in the Cantarel area.

The market originally focused on whether Microsoft could convert its high investment in AI infrastructure into revenue and profit margins. The current reality is that the company continues to increase investment in AI while reducing organizational costs in sales and game business. Adjustments related to Xbox especially show that the overall layoff ratio is not high this time, but the internal adjustments in the game business are deep. The explanation for the layoffs is not whether individual positions are replaced by models, but the budget reordering between low-efficiency businesses and high-investment businesses.

News Flash06-07 14:24From XTrend Speed
The market originally focused on whether Microsoft could convert its high investment in AI infrastructure into revenue and profit margins. The current reality is that the company continues to increase investment in AI while reducing organizational costs in sales and game business. Adjustments related to Xbox especially show that the overall layoff ratio is not high this time, but the internal adjustments in the game business are deep. The explanation for the layoffs is not whether individual positions are replaced by models, but the budget reordering between low-efficiency businesses and high-investment businesses.

US President Trump praised FIFA President Fantino as a smart man.

News Flash06-07 14:23From XTrend Speed
US President Trump praised FIFA President Fantino as a smart man.

NATO Secretary-General Rutte: It is impossible to predict why Russian President Putin will return to the negotiating table.

News Flash06-07 14:23From XTrend Speed
NATO Secretary-General Rutte: It is impossible to predict why Russian President Putin will return to the negotiating table.