Donald Trump showed his willingness to meet with the Iranian supreme leader and negotiate directly with him. The president stated this Wednesday that Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei is involved in the negotiations for an agreement to end the war, and that both “seem to get along quite well.”
At the end of last year, a student of Polish descent was killed by a British man of Sikh origin in a case marked by police negligence and false accusations of racism. After the court ruling, the case permeated politics with a confrontation between Keir Starmer’s Labour government and the far-right leader, Nigel Farage.
The far-right presidential candidate promised that after the second round of elections there will be “the full normalization of relations” between both countries. “Together we are indestructible,” he said.
Russia merely responded that they will continue launching attacks in response in a “systematic” manner.
The Deputy Foreign Minister of Kuwait described the attacks as “a flagrant violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Kuwait” and International Law.
Trump has also considered it “likely” that he will meet with the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei.
The Colombian leader stated that “he betrays the agreement he made with me in my personal conversation, which was not to intervene in Colombia.”
According to information, Russia would have launched 25 bombs in its territory and the occupied area of Ukraine so far in 2026.
The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed in a statement its “firm condemnation” of “the aggressive actions of the US terrorist Army.”
The United States and Iran are engaged in negotiations mediated by Pakistan to try to reach a peace agreement that will end the conflict in the Middle East.