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On April 11, according to Fox News: A White House official stated that Trump is optimistic about reaching an agreement with Iran.

[White House Official: Trump Optimistic About Reaching Agreement with Iran]On April 11, according to Fox News: A White House official stated that Trump is optimistic about reaching an agreement with Iran.

White House Official: Trump Optimistic About Reaching Agreement with Iran

On April 11, U.S. President Trump stated in an interview with the New York Post on the 10th that the results of talks with Iran will be clear within 24 hours. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Trump: Results of Talks with Iran to be Clear Within 24 Hours]On April 11, U.S. President Trump stated in an interview with the New York Post on the 10th that the results of talks with Iran will be clear within 24 hours. (Xinhua News Agency)

Trump: Results of Talks with Iran to be Clear Within 24 Hours

On April 11, according to a report by the Islamic Republic News Agency on the 10th, Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian stated that the ceasefire between Iran and the U.S. also applies to Lebanon, and Israel must stop its military actions against Lebanon, while the U.S. should fulfill its related commitments. Additionally, according to a report by Iran News TV on the 10th, Amir-Abdollahian condemned the brutal crimes committed by Israel against Lebanon, emphasizing that the Iranian government and people firmly support the Lebanese people's resistance against Israel.

[Iranian Foreign Minister: Israel Must Cease Military Actions Against Lebanon]On April 11, according to a report by the Islamic Republic News Agency on the 10th, Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian stated that the ceasefire between Iran and the U.S. also applies to Lebanon, and Israel must stop its military actions against Lebanon, while the U.S. should fulfill its related commitments. Additionally, according to a report by Iran News TV on the 10th, Amir-Abdollahian condemned the brutal crimes committed by Israel against Lebanon, emphasizing that the Iranian government and people firmly support the Lebanese people's resistance against Israel.

Iranian Foreign Minister: Israel Must Cease Military Actions Against Lebanon

On April 10, Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen stated that due to the Spanish government's "obvious anti-Israel bias," and following Prime Minister Netanyahu's instructions, Israel has decided to "no longer allow" Spain to participate in the Civil-Military Coordination Center related to Gaza affairs. Netanyahu issued a statement on the same day, saying, "Israel will not remain silent in the face of actions against us." He noted that Spain has "smeared Israeli soldiers" and has repeatedly "taken a stance against Israel" on relevant issues, thus he has instructed to exclude the Spanish representative from the Gaza affairs coordination mechanism. As of now, the Spanish government has not publicly responded to this decision. (CCTV News)

[Israel Says Spain No Longer Allowed to Participate in Civil-Military Coordination Center]On April 10, Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen stated that due to the Spanish government's "obvious anti-Israel bias," and following Prime Minister Netanyahu's instructions, Israel has decided to "no longer allow" Spain to participate in the Civil-Military Coordination Center related to Gaza affairs. Netanyahu issued a statement on the same day, saying, "Israel will not remain silent in the face of actions against us." He noted that Spain has "smeared Israeli soldiers" and has repeatedly "taken a stance against Israel" on relevant issues, thus he has instructed to exclude the Spanish representative from the Gaza affairs coordination mechanism. As of now, the Spanish government has not publicly responded to this decision. (CCTV News)

Israel Says Spain No Longer Allowed to Participate in Civil-Military Coordination Center

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On April 10, according to Al Hadath, a source reported that the technical delegations from the United States and Iran arrived in Pakistan on Friday morning local time. The Iranian delegation is set to participate in negotiations on Saturday, despite having expressed some views on the situation in Lebanon. Details regarding the Iranian delegation's arrival in Pakistan have been kept confidential.

[US-Iran Delegations Arrive in Pakistan for Negotiations]On April 10, according to Al Hadath, a source reported that the technical delegations from the United States and Iran arrived in Pakistan on Friday morning local time. The Iranian delegation is set to participate in negotiations on Saturday, despite having expressed some views on the situation in Lebanon. Details regarding the Iranian delegation's arrival in Pakistan have been kept confidential.

US-Iran Delegations Arrive in Pakistan for Negotiations

On April 10, for weeks, U.S. allies, military analysts, and skeptics of the president's strategy have been asking: How was Iran allowed to seize and maintain control over this waterway? And given the strong military power of the United States, why did the Trump administration not use force to reopen the Strait of Hormuz? These questions will be particularly prominent during peace negotiations starting Saturday in Islamabad, as control over this waterway remains Iran's strongest bargaining chip. This will also test Trump, who is sensitive to voter economic concerns and cautious about potential threats to U.S. personnel safety. Former Marine Corps regional military planner Mark Cancian expressed surprise at the Navy's reluctance to seize the strait itself. 'This is not the Navy's finest hour. When the moment came for the Navy to save the world economy, it utterly failed.' Former military officials and experts firmly believe that Iran's control over the strait is not due to U.S. military incompetence. Earlier this month, former Central Command chief Frank McKenzie stated that if necessary, the U.S. Navy has the capability to open that strait and keep it open. Nevertheless, undertaking sustained military action for this purpose is fraught with practical and political challenges. Former Central Command deputy commander Robert Howard noted that while the risks may not be high for the Navy, the political risks for the president could be significant. Losing a ship and personnel while escorting vessels is clearly not a risk he would be willing to take, but that is just my speculation.

[Former U.S. Military Officials: U.S. Military Capable of Opening the Strait, but Political Risks are High]On April 10, for weeks, U.S. allies, military analysts, and skeptics of the president's strategy have been asking: How was Iran allowed to seize and maintain control over this waterway? And given the strong military power of the United States, why did the Trump administration not use force to reopen the Strait of Hormuz? These questions will be particularly prominent during peace negotiations starting Saturday in Islamabad, as control over this waterway remains Iran's strongest bargaining chip. This will also test Trump, who is sensitive to voter economic concerns and cautious about potential threats to U.S. personnel safety. Former Marine Corps regional military planner Mark Cancian expressed surprise at the Navy's reluctance to seize the strait itself. 'This is not the Navy's finest hour. When the moment came for the Navy to save the world economy, it utterly failed.' Former military officials and experts firmly believe that Iran's control over the strait is not due to U.S. military incompetence. Earlier this month, former Central Command chief Frank McKenzie stated that if necessary, the U.S. Navy has the capability to open that strait and keep it open. Nevertheless, undertaking sustained military action for this purpose is fraught with practical and political challenges. Former Central Command deputy commander Robert Howard noted that while the risks may not be high for the Navy, the political risks for the president could be significant. Losing a ship and personnel while escorting vessels is clearly not a risk he would be willing to take, but that is just my speculation.

Former U.S. Military Officials: U.S. Military Capable of Opening the Strait, but Political Risks are High

On April 10, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting reported on its social media that only 4 ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz in the past 24 hours, including one Iranian tanker and one Russian tanker. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Only 4 Ships Passed Through the Strait of Hormuz in the Last 24 Hours]On April 10, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting reported on its social media that only 4 ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz in the past 24 hours, including one Iranian tanker and one Russian tanker. (Xinhua News Agency)

Only 4 Ships Passed Through the Strait of Hormuz in the Last 24 Hours

Aave tweeted: "We want to address the cycle of liquidations that occurred in the CRV pool on the Aave Protocol today. The liquidations were successful (and worked as designed), but unfortunately, the size of the position left some excess debt within the protocol. A large CRV borrow that had been building up for the last week was mostly cleared by the protocol liquidation process. However, the position was not covered entirely & 2.64M CRV (≈ $1.6M at current value) remains. This represents < 0.1% of the borrows on the protocol. "

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【Aave: CRV borrow was mostly cleared】Aave tweeted: "We want to address the cycle of liquidations that occurred in the CRV pool on the Aave Protocol today. The liquidations were successful (and worked as designed), but unfortunately, the size of the position left some excess debt within the protocol. A large CRV borrow that had been building up for the last week was mostly cleared by the protocol liquidation process. However, the position was not covered entirely & 2.64M CRV (≈ $1.6M at current value) remains. This represents < 0.1% of the borrows on the protocol. "

Aave: CRV borrow was mostly cleared

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Aave: CRV borrow was mostly cleared

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