Les négociations entre les États-Unis et l'Iran débuteront officiellement aujourd'hui à Islamabad, la impasse du détroit d'Hormuz restant à résoudre.

Mars Finance reports that on April 11th, U.S. Vice President Vance and Iranian Speaker of Parliament Kalibaf led a delegation to Pakistan for negotiations, with Trump expressing optimism about the outcome, stating it will be clear within 24 hours. Iran proposed two conditions: a ceasefire in Lebanon and the unfreezing of assets, taking a firm stance; the armed forces simultaneously announced they remain fully prepared for combat. Regarding the Strait of Hormuz, traffic over the past 24 hours remains sparse, and the White House admits it is difficult to fully reopen in the short term, while the UK has begun convening an international conference to promote a multilateral solution. Meanwhile, the Israeli military continues airstrikes in southern Lebanon, and whether the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire talks can be held as scheduled on the 14th remains disputed. The direction of the negotiations is the most critical variable at present, with the outcome expected to be announced today.