World ( The cow news digital ) Tensions in the Middle East remain high as diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran have yet to produce a breakthrough, with both sides continuing to exchange strong rhetoric.
In the latest development, Iran’s parliamentary National Security and Foreign Policy Committee chairman Ebrahim Azizi stated that former US President Donald Trump only understands the “language of power,” underscoring the growing verbal escalation between Tehran and Washington.
Speaking in a post shared on social media platform X, Azizi claimed that the United States’ decision to halt or delay new military strikes against Iran is a direct result of Iran’s military capabilities and national unity. He argued that Tehran’s defensive strength has played a key role in preventing further escalation.
Azizi further stated that President Trump is fully aware that any military action against Iran would lead to a strong and decisive response, backed by what he described as a unified national stance. He added that this awareness is one of the reasons behind Washington’s hesitation to proceed with new strikes.
The remarks come shortly after Trump reportedly indicated that planned US military action against Iran had been postponed in order to allow space for diplomatic negotiations. According to earlier statements attributed to him, the decision was influenced by appeals from regional Gulf leaders, including officials from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, who encouraged continued dialogue to avoid further escalation.
Despite these diplomatic signals, regional tensions remain unresolved. Iran has previously taken significant retaliatory steps amid rising hostilities, including actions affecting maritime routes in the region, which have contributed to concerns over global energy supplies and oil price volatility.
The ongoing standoff between Washington and Tehran continues to draw international attention, with global markets closely monitoring developments due to the potential impact on energy security and regional stability.
No formal agreement or de-escalation framework has been announced, and officials from both sides continue to maintain firm positions, leaving the future of negotiations uncertain.
