The ongoing conflict between America, Israel and Iran has now reached a serious stage of about fifteen days, in which continuous bombings from both sides are causing huge losses. Meanwhile, Iran has almost closed the strategically important Strait of Hormuz and has also laid sea mines targeting ships passing through there, increasing concerns about global oil supplies and fears of an energy crisis around the world. In view of the increasing international pressure and the danger of outbreak of war, the President of Iran has put three strict conditions before America for a ceasefire. Now the biggest question is whether America and Israel will accept these conditions or will the conflict prolong further. If an agreement is not reached, regional tensions and global economic implications could become even more serious in the future. Foreign affairs expert Abhishek Khare provided information regarding all these things.
