When asked if he feels like Iran is acting in good faith, he said, “I’ll let you know that in a very short period of time; it won’t take long.”

Take a look out of the great seas of our world; many of them heading to the United States to load up with oil; we have plenty of it.

This isn’t because Iran isn’t opening up the Strait of Hormuz, because it will be open in the not-too-distant future.

But I think people are seeing there are other alternatives to going through the Strait.

Iran is a failing nation.

Diplomacy for us is a continuation of defense and a continuation of war.

We have passed 40 days with full capacity. The defenders of the homeland, backed by the people who have shown in these 40 days that they have fought valiantly to defend Iran's integrity, are on the front lines. Now it is the diplomats' turn.

Therefore, diplomacy and defense are two sides of the same coin.

Currently, a breath-taking struggle is underway in the field of diplomacy.

From the beginning, we emphasized that when we say "ceasefire," it really means ceasefire.

While the diplomatic apparatus is doing its work, we carefully monitor and maintain close contact with the armed forces so that even the smallest ceasefire violations are reported.

Both the armed forces are ready to act, and the diplomatic apparatus closely monitors even the smallest ceasefire violations to respond promptly.

Today there were one or two cases where it seemed there might be grounds for ceasefire violations. Warnings were given very quickly and seriously, and the enemy promptly corrected its actions.

The basis of the agreement that was reached was the ceasefire — the cessation of war on all fronts, including in Lebanon, was a part of the ceasefire.

This is not just what we said or claimed, but the Pakistani mediator also emphasized that this was our demand.

In these past few days, this issue has been raised very clearly, and since we got involved yesterday, communication between Islamabad and Beirut has been continuous.

We are in contact with relevant parties in Lebanon to ensure that ceasefire commitments on all fronts are fulfilled.

— In Kfar Sir, four people, including a paramedic, were killed and four others injured.

— In Zefta, three people were killed, including a member of the Lebanese Civil Defence, with two wounded.

— Another strike in Toul killed three more and injured three others.

Their longtime “Leaders” are no longer with us, praise be to Allah!

We’re now starting the process of clearing out the Strait of Hormuz as a favor to Countries all over the World, including China, Japan, South Korea, France, Germany, and many others.

Incredibly, they don’t have the Courage or Will to do this work themselves.

I am watching fertilizer prices CLOSELY during our FIGHT FOR FREEDOM in Iran.

The United States will not accept PRICE GOUGING from the fertilizer monopoly! American Farmers, we have your back!