Iran-US Peace Deal on Life Support

0:00On April 9th, yo, the peace deal between Trump and Iran is on life support right now. Tehran just shut down tanker traffic in the strait of Hormuz, through which 20% of the world's oil and gas flows. They warned unauthorized ships could get targeted and destroyed, and now they're demanding $1 per barrel in cryptocurrency tolls that could hit $2.2 million per ship. After this week, after the U.S. military smashed Iran's defenses in Operation Epic Fury, both sides agreed to a two-week ceasefire. Formal talks kick off Saturday in Islamabad, Pakistan, led by Vice President JD Vance with Steve Wickoff and Jared Kushner joining. White House says it's a massive victory, leaving Iran unable to build weapons for years. Reactions are all over the map. Trump calls the Israel-Levonon clashes a separate skirmish, not part of this deal. Netanyahu's got his finger on the trigger, ready to resume fighting.

1:00UK Prime Minister Kierstarmers relieved, but says more works needed, while Saudi and UAE facilities still got hit by drones and missiles despite the. True. New details show Iran will inspect every tanker for weapons before letting them pass, using Bitcoin payments after quick checks. U.S. officials are watching Iran's uranium stockpiles, 24-7, vowing no nukes ever, either they hand it over or we take it. Iran floated a few peace plans, but the U.S. trashed the first ones as ridiculous. Meanwhile, Trump's prepping to push for a U.S. exit from NATO, calling allies out for not backing America. With the strait still tense and talks just stays away, this fragile truth could make or break global energy flows. Stay tuned as it unfolds.