US-Israel-Iran Conflict:
① Iran
1. Iran claims to have shot down a US-made Lucas drone.
2. The commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard's Aerospace Force stated that fighting will continue.
3. Iran claims 430 locations in Tehran have been attacked since the start of the conflict, resulting in over 600 deaths.
4. Iranian Revolutionary Guard: Has complete control of the Strait of Hormuz and no need to lay mines in the Persian Gulf.
5. Iranian Revolutionary Guard: We are determined to respond to any threat with a deterrent force commensurate with the threat itself. We warn the US military: If you attack power facilities, we will attack power facilities.
6. Iranian Defense Council: If the Iranian coast or islands are attacked, it will cut off shipping lanes and communication lines in the Gulf and lay mines at sea, including from the Iranian coast. The only way for non-belligerent countries to pass through the strait is through coordination with Iran.
7. Iranian Embassy in Afghanistan: After a firm warning from Iran, Trump has backed out of plans to attack energy infrastructure.
8. Iranian media listed 11 targets in the Middle East that Iran is focusing on, including power plants and desalination plants, among others, a nuclear power plant in the UAE.
9. Iranian Foreign Ministry: Trump's remarks are aimed at lowering energy prices and buying time for his military plans.
10. Iranian media: A senior Iranian security official stated that no negotiations have taken place so far, and there are currently no negotiations. We will continue to respond and defend the country.
11. US media: An Iranian official claimed that the Iranian official who had contacted the US was Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf, which he denied.
12. Iranian media: A spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that recently, friendly countries sent messages implying that the US requested an end to the war through negotiations, but Iran has not responded. Iran's position on the Strait of Hormuz and the conditions for ending the war remain unchanged.
13. Senior Iranian official Rezaei stated that the war will continue until all losses are compensated, all economic sanctions are lifted, and it is ensured that the US will not interfere in Iranian affairs.
14. Iranian official: Iran and the US have communicated through Egypt and Turkey that the US has not accepted the core conditions of compensation for damages and acknowledgment of its aggression against Iran. The US has requested a meeting with Galibaf on Saturday.
15. Iranian President speaks with Pakistani Prime Minister, emphasizing the need for diplomatic de-escalation; Iranian Foreign Minister speaks with Pakistani Foreign Minister to discuss regional issues.
②USA
1. US aircraft carrier USS Ford arrives in Greece for repairs.
2. Iranian media: A US fighter jet was hit and crashed in Kuwait.
3. US media reports that the US military is considering sending airborne troops to Iran, which could be used to seize Kharg Island.
4. US Central Command: The US has struck more than 9,000 targets; damaged or destroyed more than 140 Iranian ships.
5. US Secretary of the Interior: The US is in contact with Iran regarding possible future solutions.
6. US Vice President Vance speaks with Israeli Prime Minister to discuss negotiations with Iran and other issues. 7. Trump says he is consulting with Iran on a broader agreement.
8. Trump's statements: ① Productive talks with Iran over the past two days, with a five-day suspension of strikes on Iranian energy facilities. ② What is happening in Iran can be described as "regime change." ③ Responding to Iranian media's denial of negotiations: The most recent Iran talks were held on Sunday, and an agreement with Iran could be reached within five days, or even faster. ④ Fifteen points of agreement have been reached with Iran, including that Iran will not possess nuclear weapons. He may speak with Iranian officials by phone and hopes to hold a meeting as soon as possible. ⑤ The person we are talking to is not Iran's Supreme Leader, and we have not yet received his response. ⑥ We do not want to see any uranium enrichment activities, but we also want the uranium that is already enriched.
③ Israel
1. Israeli Prime Minister: Trump believes military achievements can be used to advance an agreement.
2. Israeli media: Iran has agreed to freeze its missile program for five years.
3. British media: Israeli officials believe that the US and Iran will hold talks as early as this week in Islamabad.
4. The Israeli military claims to have conducted a series of large-scale strikes in Tehran, attacking multiple Iranian headquarters facilities. This will continue to weaken Iran's military systems and capabilities.
5. Israeli media: Iran and the United States will hold talks this week in the Pakistani capital. The US has set April 9 as its target date to end the war.
④ Other
1. Chairman of the Japan Petroleum Association: There are currently no plans to use Iranian crude oil as a substitute.
2. The UAE stated that a total of 7 missiles and 16 drones attacked the country on Monday.
3. Iranian media: The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps' drone force carried out a large-scale attack on separatist positions in Erbil, Iraq.
4. Bahraini Defense Forces: Since the start of the Iranian attacks, 147 missiles and 282 drones have been intercepted and destroyed.
⑤ Strait of Hormuz
1. Iran claims to have shot down two US drones near the Strait of Hormuz.
2. Iran denies charging exorbitant fees to ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
3. Omani Foreign Minister: Efforts are underway to arrange safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. 4. Iranian media: A senior Iranian security official stated that the Strait of Hormuz will not be restored to its pre-war state through psychological warfare.
5. Trump: If the plan works, the Strait of Hormuz will soon reopen. The strait may be jointly controlled by me and Ayatollah. Once an agreement is reached, oil prices will plummet.
6. Russian Foreign Ministry: Russia opposes the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, but such issues should be considered in the context of the overall situation.
7. Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi: The Strait of Hormuz is not closed to shipping; the disruption is attributed to fear caused by the aggressive posture of the US and Israel.
8. South Korean Foreign Minister, in a phone call with Iranian Foreign Minister, urged ensuring safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
9. US intelligence assessments suggest that approximately a dozen Iranian mines have been laid in the Strait of Hormuz.
Gaza Situation:
1. Israeli military claims it will again bomb the bridge over the Litani River in southern Lebanon.
2. UNIFIL reports shootings and explosions near its headquarters in southern Lebanon.
3. Israeli forces: Eliminated an armed Hamas group inside an SUV in central Gaza.
