US President Donald Trump announced on April 1 that the military has nearly achieved its objectives in the war with Iran, stating the conflict could end within the next two to three weeks. However, he emphasized that strikes would continue during this period. Trump also warned that countries relying on oil from the Strait of Hormuz must secure their supplies, as tensions remain high. The US and Israel have reportedly struck at least 132 cultural and historical sites in Iran, according to an Iranian UNESCO official. Meanwhile, the UK is gathering over 30 countries to discuss ways of reopening the Strait of Hormuz, as the conflict continues to impact global energy supplies and international relations.

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