“President of Peace” Seriously, Continuously Spoiling the Conducive Environment Generated by Pakistan for Next Islamabad Talks

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    Tazeen Akhtar | Islamabad
    At a very cruicial time when the people of the region and the world are hopefully looking forward to an agreement between US Iran thanks to mediatory efforts of Pakistan, so called President of Peace Mr. Trump is very seriously and continuously working as spoiler of the conducive environment for the next round in Islamabad.
    President Trump in his latest utterances has claimed a massive win, the US completely won and said , “The U.S. will acquire all of Iran’s enriched uranium with no payment whatsoever and a permanent ban on Iran ever developing a nuclear weapon. Iran has opened Hormuz but US blockade will continue until our transaction (handing over of uranium) is 100 % complete.”
    Trump, while addressing the guests at an event ” Turning Point Action” said , The USA will get all nuclear dust. You know what the nuclear dust is? That was that white powdery substance created by our B2 bombers, those great B2 bombers, late one evening seven months ago. Iran, with the help of the USA, has removed or is removing all of the sea mines, and most importantly, they will never have a nuclear weapon.
    Here it is worth mentioning that Iran never said nuclear program is for weapons. Iran’s official repeated stance is that nuclear is for civil purpose only.
    IRAN’s chief negotiator, Ghalibaf responded accordingly,  “All seven of Donald Trump’s claims are false. If the naval blockade continues, the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened. Furthermore, all transit through the strait will be subject to IRAN’s authorization and conducted strictly along routes designated by IRAN.”
    A self centered President of US shared blatently, We shattered the Iranian military industrial complex, shattered their missile and nuclear capabilities, decapitated their leadership, killed their top generals, nuclear scientists, guys like Soleimani that can never be replaced.
    However he acknowledged his atrocities on Irani civilians but in his own style , ” Very few civilian casualties by historic standards – aside from the tragic disaster at Minab it was overall one of the most targeted campaigns in military history, more than 21,000 strikes with about 1500 civilian casualties in total.”
    President Trump in his routine showman style shared his wishful predictions about Iran, “People will say that they won simply by surviving but their economy is in ruins, they are going into hyperinflation, the regime has never been less popular. Still a strong chance that the regime disintegrates Soviet style over the next year or two.”
    This is what has come latest from the mouth of the head of the state that is about to sit on table talk in couple of days in Islamabad for an agreement to restore peace in Gulf. How sincere he is in peace? One can easily observe in his remarks. Here Iran is 100 % right that US is not trustworthy and advance assurances are necessary for the success of the peace talks.
    US Navy Locks Down Iran: Blockade on Iranian Ports Remains in Full Force
    Trump’s side is saying that their warriors are getting the job done. CENTCOM just dropped fresh footage showing the US Navy and Marines enforcing President Trump’s targeted blockade on all ships entering or exiting Iranian ports through the Strait of Hormuz.
    Sailors stand watch on deck with weapons ready. SH-60 helicopters buzz overhead scanning the waters. F/A-18 jets launch from the carrier deck. Destroyers patrol the Gulf of Oman, ready to intercept.
    The operation, ordered by the President and launched April 13, is laser-focused: no maritime traffic in or out of Iranian ports. Non-Iranian shipping moves freely. Multiple vessels have already been diverted in the first days, choking off Iran’s oil export cash flow while the world keeps its energy lanes open.
    In the video, US forces deliver the clear message to suspect vessels: “You are approaching a blockaded area. You must turn around and return to port immediately.”
    Iran’s Side Contradicts US Claims on Hormuz 

    In line with the ceasefire in Lebanon, the passage for all commercial vessels through Strait of Hormuz is declared completely open for the remaining period of ceasefire, on the coordinated route as already announced by Ports and Maritime Organization of the Islamic Rep. of Iran,” Araqchi said in a post on his X account on Friday, April 17.

    Iran has warned that if naval blockade continues, it will be considered a violation of the ceasefire and the passage through the Strait of Hormuz will be prevented.

    An informed source close of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) clarified new dimensions of the Iran-US agreement on the Strait of Hormuz under the two-week ceasefire.

    From the beginning of the ceasefire brokered by Pakistan, Iran was supposed to allow daily passage of a number of ships, the informed source said Friday.

    “However” he said “after the ceasefire in Lebanon failed to be implemented and the ceasefire agreement failed to include (ceasefire between) Hezbollah and the Zionist regime of Israel, Iran suspended the agreement on the passage of ships through the Strait.”

    The informed source noted that Iran has set three conditions for the passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz:

    1. The ships must be commercial and the passage of military ships is prohibited, and neither the ships nor the cargo should be related to the hostile countries.

    2. Vessels must pass through the route designated by Iran.

    3. The passage of ships must be coordinated with the Iranian forces responsible for the passage; as CENTCOM had, before the war, confirmed the management of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) over the Strait of Hormuz.

    The informed source further emphasized that the implementation of some preconditions, including the ceasefire in Lebanon, was key to Iran’s decision to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

    Earlier, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi announced that the Strait of Hormuz will remain fully open to commercial vessels for the remaining period of ceasefire.

     

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