British media: UK will not participate in the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz
After US President Trump announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the UK emphasized that it would not participate in the blockade operation.
moreAfter US President Trump announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the UK emphasized that it would not participate in the blockade operation.
moreGerman Chancellor Mertz said that Germany has resumed negotiations with Iran after Iran and the United States reached a fragile ceasefire agreement that might facilitate peace talks.
moreDue to the decline in salaries and the pressure on staff, British resident doctors have launched a six-day strike starting from Tuesday.
moreFrench President Macron said that two French citizens who had been detained by Iran on charges of espionage for over three years had departed for home from Iran on Tuesday.
moreIn the face of the highest level of youth unemployment in over a decade, the British government and the military are attempting to turn this social pressure into an opportunity.
moreThe UK is set to convene talks with 30 or so countries to explore ways to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
moreRussia is encouraging its domestic students to join the drone units operating in Ukraine, but it emphasizes that this does not mean a full-scale mobilization.
moreOn April 1st local time, Russia officially implemented a 4-month gasoline export ban, which will end on July 31st.
moreThe British government stated that due to the ongoing tension in the Middle East, they will increase their air defense forces in the Persian Gulf region, including extending the deployment of "Typhoon" fighter jets in Qatar and deploying the "Sky Sword" air defense system to Saudi Arabia.
moreThe US-Israeli war pushed up energy prices, causing the inflation rate in several German states to rise significantly in March.
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