Trade activity through the newly launched Pakistan-Iran transit corridor officially starts, marked by the dispatch of the first export consignment from Pakistan.

Iran has restored train services in East Azarbaijan Province after repairing the damage caused by US-Israeli strikes.

The collapse of the Islamabad talks due to US overreach has led to escalating global economic turmoil, with rising energy prices, inflation, and weakening dollar dominance, exposing fractures in US alliances.

Iran insists that the release of its frozen assets is a non-negotiable precondition for talks with the US in Islamabad, symbolizing sovereignty, trust, and historical grievances.

The US weaponization of dollar has backfired, with sanctioned countries such as Iran finding alternatives to the America-controlled financial system and implementing a new status in the Strait of Hormuz in the wake of the US-Israeli aggression, the Financial Times writes. 

Iran's unchallenged and eternal dominance over the Strait of Hormuz — rooted in geography, law, and asymmetric power — is absolute, and no power can undermine or threaten it.

US-Israeli attacks on Iran's petrochemical sector aim to destabilize the economy, triggering global consequences, but Iran's resilience ensures continued production.