Donald Trump & Mohammad Akraminia

Donald Trump: As the US President, Donald Trump>>> is a central figure in the conflict, making decisions on military actions and negotiations with Iran>>>. His approval ratings are affected by the war's economic impact.

Mohammad Akraminia: Mohammad Akraminia, as Iran's army spokesman, issued the warning that Iran would 'open new fronts' against the United States if attacks resume, and reiterated Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz.

Donald Trump: Donald Trump, as the US President, is a central figure in the negotiations with Iran, repeatedly making statements about the progress of a potential deal, threatening renewed military action, and pushing for the expansion of the Abraham Accords. His actions and rhetoric directly influence the market's perception of the conflict's resolution.

Mohammad Akraminia: Mohammad Akraminia, Iran's army spokesman, warned the United States that Iran would 'open new fronts' if attacks resumed and reiterated Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz.

Donald Trump: US President who threatened major military punishment against Iran and Houthis, and ordered continued airstrikes on Iran.

Mohammad Akraminia: Iranian military spokesperson who vowed continued retaliation.

Donald Trump: Trump paused strikes to allow diplomacy, claiming 'good talks' with Iran, but warns of resuming attacks if negotiations fail. His approval ratings are weighed down by the prolonged conflict ahead of midterm elections.

Mohammad Akraminia: Akraminia announced Iran's halt of retaliatory strikes after the US pause. He is Iran's army spokesman.

Donald Trump: Donald Trump>>>'s past comments on Iran>>>'s enriched uranium stockpiles are mentioned in the context of ongoing negotiations, indicating his previous involvement and influence on the issue.

Mohammad Akraminia: Mohammad Akraminia, Iran's army spokesman, warned the United States that Iran would 'open new fronts' if attacks resumed and reiterated Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz.

Donald Trump: Defended strikes on Iran; threatened major punishment; under pressure over gasoline prices.

Mohammad Akraminia: Iranian army spokesman who called Strait of Hormuz a 'red line'.