US and Israeli operations against Iran have entered a critical phase

Operations conducted by the US and Israel against Iran have entered an important stage.

As reported by BAKU.WS, this is stated in a video material by Baku TV.

It is noted that within the framework of the latest 24-hour deadline given by American President Donald Trump to Iran, assumptions have emerged about the possibility of concluding a 45-day ceasefire between Washington and Tehran. Against this backdrop, the main question remains - what concessions official Tehran might make or what its demands will be.

According to analysts, Iran considers it important that China acts as a guarantor in any possible agreement with the US.

Doctor of Political Sciences Rizvan Nabiyev commented on the current situation.

"Iran demands compensation for the damage inflicted during the conflict. One of the real mechanisms for ensuring such compensation could be the application of certain transit tariffs for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, with the subsequent allocation of funds to the country's budget," he noted.

It is assumed that in the event of a 45-day ceasefire being announced, the parties will be able to transition to a negotiation process. Iran may reduce its uranium enrichment level to zero over a period of five years, after which it would maintain it at around 2.5% exclusively for civilian nuclear needs.