Iran’s President Pezeshkian stands firm on the June US-Iran deal, calling it the only path forward amid stalled peace talks and economic strain. With the 60-day negotiation window closed and little progress—especially over the critical Strait of Hormuz—Tehran faces mounting pressure from sanctions and a U.S. naval blockade. Meanwhile, hardliner Mohsen Rezaei, now leading Iran’s top security council, warns regional allies not to side with Washington, threatening severe retaliation—including disrupting oil shipping—if they do. Despite no confirmed attacks in the Strait recently, shipping remains sluggish. Adding diplomatic intrigue, Pakistan’s top general heads to Tehran in an effort to de-escalate tensions and revive dialogue. The world watches as military threats, economic desperation, and backchannel diplomacy collide.
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