News in Brief: Iran Makes Tough Demands; Where Is Safe to Live During a Global War? Nuclear Threats

Yesterday's news summarized and succinct:

• The war around Iran continues for 25 days amid US-Israeli strikes, affecting almost the entire Middle East.
• Iran declares that the war will only end with compensation for damages, lifting of sanctions, and international guarantees of non-interference.
• Iranian General Razai accuses the US of plans to partition Iran and control oil regions, vowing to resist at all costs.
• Trump has discontinued threats to destroy Iran's energy infrastructure and announced the start of negotiations after pressure from allies.
• Gas infrastructure in Spahan has been damaged due to US-Israeli strikes.
• The US is considering Iran's parliamentary speaker Ghalibaf as a potential negotiating partner.
• For the first time since the war, a supertanker carrying Iraqi oil has passed through the Strait of Hormuz, transporting 2 million barrels of oil.
• Japan (72%), South Korea (65%), India, and China (50%) have high dependency levels on the Strait of Hormuz, while the US only relies on it for 2% of its oil.
• Goldman Sachs has raised its Brent oil price forecast to $85, warning of a historical supply crisis.
• The death toll from a C-130 military plane crash in Colombia has reached 66, with 77 soldiers hospitalized.
• Kim Jong Un has declared South Korea a hostile state and emphasized the strengthening of North Korea's nuclear status.
• The safest countries in case of a global war are identified as Ireland, Switzerland, Portugal, Iceland, New Zealand, and Uruguay.
• According to IQ Air data, only 14% of the world's cities have clean air, while 91% of countries do not meet air quality standards.
• In Armenia, rain and a temperature drop of 4-6 degrees are expected in the coming days.