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On March 31, President Trump stated in an interview with the New York Post that Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf is one of the Iranian officials communicating with the U.S. regarding the end of the war. When asked if Qalibaf could be trusted in cooperating with Washington, Trump replied, 'We'll see.' He also mentioned that he would provide more details in about a week. On Sunday, Trump told the Financial Times that Qalibaf had been authorized to allow tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Trump interpreted this move as Qalibaf's willingness to make concessions to reach an agreement to end the war. Qalibaf has denied engaging in any negotiations with the U.S., but experts suggest he is a hardliner capable of reaching an agreement. According to the Wall Street Journal, Qalibaf is one of two Iranian officials temporarily removed from the 'death list' by the U.S. and Israel.

[Trump: U.S. Engaging in Dialogue with Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf]On March 31, President Trump stated in an interview with the New York Post that Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf is one of the Iranian officials communicating with the U.S. regarding the end of the war. When asked if Qalibaf could be trusted in cooperating with Washington, Trump replied, 'We'll see.' He also mentioned that he would provide more details in about a week. On Sunday, Trump told the Financial Times that Qalibaf had been authorized to allow tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Trump interpreted this move as Qalibaf's willingness to make concessions to reach an agreement to end the war. Qalibaf has denied engaging in any negotiations with the U.S., but experts suggest he is a hardliner capable of reaching an agreement. According to the Wall Street Journal, Qalibaf is one of two Iranian officials temporarily removed from the 'death list' by the U.S. and Israel.

Trump: U.S. Engaging in Dialogue with Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf

On March 31, a spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Minister stated that Iran received information about the US seeking dialogue through mediators, but believes these demands are too harsh and illogical. Iran will not participate in the Pakistan-led conference regarding the war.

[Iran: US Demands Too Harsh and Illogical]On March 31, a spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Minister stated that Iran received information about the US seeking dialogue through mediators, but believes these demands are too harsh and illogical. Iran will not participate in the Pakistan-led conference regarding the war.

Iran: US Demands Too Harsh and Illogical

On March 31, White House Press Secretary Levitt stated on Monday that President Trump may call on Arab countries to cover the costs of the war with Iran, and she believes Trump will provide more clarification on this issue. When asked if Arab countries would voluntarily take on the war expenses, Levitt said, 'I think the president would certainly be happy to have them do that. This is one of his ideas that I am aware of, and you will hear more from him on this.' (Jinshi)

[White House: Trump May Call on Arab Countries to 'Foot the Bill' for War]On March 31, White House Press Secretary Levitt stated on Monday that President Trump may call on Arab countries to cover the costs of the war with Iran, and she believes Trump will provide more clarification on this issue. When asked if Arab countries would voluntarily take on the war expenses, Levitt said, 'I think the president would certainly be happy to have them do that. This is one of his ideas that I am aware of, and you will hear more from him on this.' (Jinshi)

White House: Trump May Call on Arab Countries to 'Foot the Bill' for War

On March 31, White House Press Secretary Levitt stated on the 30th that President Trump hopes to reach an agreement with Iran before the April 6 deadline. Trump had previously indicated that, at the request of the Iranian government, he would suspend strikes on Iranian energy facilities for 10 days, resuming at 8 PM Eastern Time on April 6. (Xinhua)

[White House: Trump Seeks Agreement with Iran Before April 6]On March 31, White House Press Secretary Levitt stated on the 30th that President Trump hopes to reach an agreement with Iran before the April 6 deadline. Trump had previously indicated that, at the request of the Iranian government, he would suspend strikes on Iranian energy facilities for 10 days, resuming at 8 PM Eastern Time on April 6. (Xinhua)

White House: Trump Seeks Agreement with Iran Before April 6

On March 31, U.S. President Trump stated on March 30 local time that negotiations between the U.S. and Iran have made progress. However, he issued a stern warning that if an agreement cannot be reached quickly and the Strait of Hormuz is not 'opened' immediately, the U.S. will 'totally destroy all of Iran's power plants, oil wells, and Hark Island.' As of now, Iran has not responded to Trump's latest threats. (CCTV News)

[Trump Issues New Threats to Iran Over Ceasefire]On March 31, U.S. President Trump stated on March 30 local time that negotiations between the U.S. and Iran have made progress. However, he issued a stern warning that if an agreement cannot be reached quickly and the Strait of Hormuz is not 'opened' immediately, the U.S. will 'totally destroy all of Iran's power plants, oil wells, and Hark Island.' As of now, Iran has not responded to Trump's latest threats. (CCTV News)

Trump Issues New Threats to Iran Over Ceasefire

On March 31, BlackRock Chief Investment Officer Rick Rieder stated that the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates, and he believes they will do so.

[BlackRock CIO: Fed Should Cut Rates, I Believe They Will]On March 31, BlackRock Chief Investment Officer Rick Rieder stated that the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates, and he believes they will do so.

BlackRock CIO: Fed Should Cut Rates, I Believe They Will

On March 31, the National Security Committee of the Iranian Parliament approved a bill to charge tolls for vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz. The plan includes the implementation of a financial arrangement and toll system in Iranian rials; a ban on vessels from the United States and Israel passing through the Strait; the maintenance of Iran and its armed forces' dominance; a prohibition on vessels from countries participating in unilateral sanctions against Iran; and Iran's collaboration with Oman to develop the relevant legal framework. (CCTV News)

[Iranian Parliament Approves Toll Bill for the Strait of Hormuz]On March 31, the National Security Committee of the Iranian Parliament approved a bill to charge tolls for vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz. The plan includes the implementation of a financial arrangement and toll system in Iranian rials; a ban on vessels from the United States and Israel passing through the Strait; the maintenance of Iran and its armed forces' dominance; a prohibition on vessels from countries participating in unilateral sanctions against Iran; and Iran's collaboration with Oman to develop the relevant legal framework. (CCTV News)

Iranian Parliament Approves Toll Bill for the Strait of Hormuz

On March 31, Iran's First Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri warned U.S. President Trump against sending troops to attack Khark Island in Iran. Jahangiri stated that while Trump can decide whether to deploy troops to Khark Island, the ability to withdraw them will not be under U.S. control, as 'no one can return alive from hell.' Khark Island is located in the northwestern part of the Persian Gulf, approximately 25 kilometers from the Iranian coast, measuring about 6 kilometers in length and 3 kilometers in width. It is Iran's largest crude oil export base, with 90% of the country's crude oil exported from there. (CCTV News)

[Iran's First Vice President Warns U.S.: Troops Sent to Khark Island Will Not Return]On March 31, Iran's First Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri warned U.S. President Trump against sending troops to attack Khark Island in Iran. Jahangiri stated that while Trump can decide whether to deploy troops to Khark Island, the ability to withdraw them will not be under U.S. control, as 'no one can return alive from hell.' Khark Island is located in the northwestern part of the Persian Gulf, approximately 25 kilometers from the Iranian coast, measuring about 6 kilometers in length and 3 kilometers in width. It is Iran's largest crude oil export base, with 90% of the country's crude oil exported from there. (CCTV News)

Iran's First Vice President Warns U.S.: Troops Sent to Khark Island Will Not Return

On March 31, according to AXIOS, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated on Monday that a prolonged war in Iran would be very advantageous for Russia and highly detrimental to Ukraine. Zelensky noted that Russia's oil-dependent economy is receiving a significant boost due to soaring oil prices and the easing of U.S. sanctions, while this conflict could lead to shortages of urgently needed air defense interceptors and other weapons for Ukraine. He also mentioned that Ukraine has shared intelligence with leaders in the Middle East regarding Russia's assistance to Iran, including potential targeting support for attacks on U.S. and allied bases in the region. Zelensky expressed concerns about the U.S. sanctions exemptions related to Russian oil sales that have been implemented to address the energy crisis.

[Zelensky: Long-Term War in Iran Will Benefit Russia, Challenges Ahead for Ukraine's Weapon Supply]On March 31, according to AXIOS, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated on Monday that a prolonged war in Iran would be very advantageous for Russia and highly detrimental to Ukraine. Zelensky noted that Russia's oil-dependent economy is receiving a significant boost due to soaring oil prices and the easing of U.S. sanctions, while this conflict could lead to shortages of urgently needed air defense interceptors and other weapons for Ukraine. He also mentioned that Ukraine has shared intelligence with leaders in the Middle East regarding Russia's assistance to Iran, including potential targeting support for attacks on U.S. and allied bases in the region. Zelensky expressed concerns about the U.S. sanctions exemptions related to Russian oil sales that have been implemented to address the energy crisis.

Zelensky: Long-Term War in Iran Will Benefit Russia, Challenges Ahead for Ukraine's Weapon Supply

According to Coindesk, Synonym, a Bitcoin software company, has launched Bitkit, a new Bitcoin wallet app that features portable web profiles and passwordless web accounts. Bitkit is Lightning-compatible and leverages Synonym’s Slashtags protocol. Slashtags is a system that uses Bitcoin cryptographic seeds to create portable web profiles (that can be used across multiple platforms), automatically updated contacts, contact payment preferences and authentication without a password.

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【Synonym launches Bitcoin wallet powered by Slashtags protocol】According to Coindesk, Synonym, a Bitcoin software company, has launched Bitkit, a new Bitcoin wallet app that features portable web profiles and passwordless web accounts. Bitkit is Lightning-compatible and leverages Synonym’s Slashtags protocol. Slashtags is a system that uses Bitcoin cryptographic seeds to create portable web profiles (that can be used across multiple platforms), automatically updated contacts, contact payment preferences and authentication without a password.

Synonym launches Bitcoin wallet powered by Slashtags protocol

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