On the 100th day of the Iran-U.S. war, Trump set a 60-day deadline for peace talks, and small-scale conflicts reignited in the Middle East.

Mars Finance News, on June 7, the Iran-U.S. war has entered its 100th day since the outbreak today. At present, the peace talks are deadlocked. Trump told the mediators that he will not negotiate for more than 60 days and demanded that Iran respond promptly. Fighting in the Middle East has flared up on a small scale again. Disagreements between Iran and the U.S. over the negotiations still remain, and there is a persistent lack of mutual trust between both sides. The current situation in the Middle East is as follows:

Iran
Iran says it has attacked important facilities of the U.S. Fifth Fleet.
Iran’s top military adviser warns the U.S. may suffer “heavy losses.”
Iranian delegation: Attacks on nuclear facilities should not be normalized.

United States
U.S. Central Command: It intercepted missiles and drones launched by Iran.
U.S. Central Command: At present, there are no reports of injuries to U.S. personnel. Iran’s claim that it destroyed the U.S. Fifth Fleet command headquarters in Bahrain is untrue.

Israel
The Israeli military says it struck about 150 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon.
The Israeli military says two soldiers died while carrying out missions in southern Lebanon.
Since the ceasefire in Lebanon, the number of Israeli officers and soldiers killed has risen to 16.
Israeli airstrikes hit multiple locations in Gaza, causing multiple deaths and injuries.

Strait of Hormuz and peace talks
Pakistan’s interior minister visited Iran on Saturday, aiming to break the Iran-U.S. deadlock and reach a temporary agreement through a new proposal.
Iran’s deputy foreign minister: Any agreement reached with the U.S. must include a clause for the release of half of Iran’s frozen assets.
Sources say Iran is demanding three months of negotiations regarding the details of nuclear documents.
Trump informed the mediators that he will not negotiate for more than 60 days and demanded a swift response from Iran.
Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement regarding the U.S.’ continued violations of the ceasefire.
Russia Oil Company CEO Sechin: Blocking the Strait of Hormuz is an attempt to change the rules of the global energy market in favor of the U.S.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued a statement saying that if the U.S.’s “nonsense” continues, the U.S. will be held responsible for the consequences arising from the complete closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the disruption of oil and gas exports.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it has fired upon four oil tankers attempting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz without its permission.