Dangerous Developments Surrounding Iran: Oil Prices Surge

Recent news in brief:

• Following the tough statements from the President of the United States, the price of Brent oil has risen to nearly $90 per barrel. Washington is demanding Iran's unconditional surrender and has stated that there will be no deals with Tehran.
• The U.S. President has announced that the issue of the Strait of Hormuz is resolved and that Iran's navy has been destroyed. He stated that under these conditions, Iran can no longer control the situation in the strait.
• Officials from Qatar have warned that Gulf countries may halt energy exports if the war against Iran continues. It is noted that this could raise prices and disrupt global supply chains.
• Lithuania has announced its readiness to discuss the possibility of providing its territory to the U.S. for actions against Iran. This may involve the use of logistical centers for American aviation.
• The Turkish intelligence has contacted British services regarding the strengthening of the Syrian President's security. There are reports of several assassination attempts and attacks by terrorist groups.
• In Hungary, Ukrainian cash transporters have been arrested while attempting to move large sums of cash and gold. Several bank employees are expected to be expelled from the country as part of the case.
• In Russia, the antimonopoly service has initiated a case against a blogger due to an advertisement published on YouTube. There has also been an announcement regarding restrictions on advertising on Telegram and YouTube within the country.
• The Armenian Prosecutor General's Office is investigating the property of a former senior military officer and his family. They have been invited to present their position regarding the possible confiscation process of illegally acquired property.