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00:04Memorandum of understanding on the ceasefire agreement signed between the United States and Iran
00:07The deal fell apart after only 11 days in effect.
00:09The two sides have exchanged fire again in the past few days.
00:12Moreover, there's a trend of them getting fiercer as they fight.
00:14However, just when the outside world was worried that the war would completely spiral out of control...
00:17Both countries suddenly slammed on the brakes.
00:20US media reports
00:21The US and Iran agree to suspend all military operations
00:24And talks are planned for Tuesday.
00:26Recent developments, on the surface
00:28It appears to be a de-escalation of the conflict.
00:30However, at the same time, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi made a strong statement.
00:34It is said that the Strait of Hormuz has administrative rights belonging to Iran.
00:38External forces must not interfere
00:39This means that the focus of this game is...
00:42The question has shifted from whether or not to fight to who controls the people's livelihood.
00:45Iran's current stance is very clear.
00:48That is, I can stop the war.
00:50But you must relinquish power.
00:52Hormuz seems to have become the ultimate battleground for both sides.
00:55This effectively cornered the United States.
00:57A dilemma.
00:59If accepted
01:00This is tantamount to tacitly acknowledging Iran's dominance in the Gulf.
01:03If you refuse
01:04The conflict could reignite at any time.
01:06Is this a true ceasefire?
01:08Or have the US and Iran simply changed their approach?
01:11Will the bargaining continue at the negotiating table?
01:15The news that the US and Iran were preparing to suspend military operations
01:18Various international media outlets followed up with reports.
01:21According to Asir, citing a senior U.S. official...
01:24The US and Iran have agreed to suspend all military operations.
01:27And talks are scheduled to be held in Qatar on Tuesday.
01:30On the surface
01:31This appears to be a de-escalation of the conflict.
01:34But Iran's subsequent statement
01:36But this so-called ceasefire
01:38The rekindling of the conflict has become another battle.
01:41Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi, who is currently visiting Iraq, emphasized
01:44The task of managing and fully restoring traffic in the Strait of Hormuz
01:48It is Iran's responsibility.
01:50No other country or organization has the right to interfere.
01:53He also warned
01:54Any attempt to interfere with the management of the Strait
01:56All of these are tantamount to violating the memorandum of understanding signed between Iran and the United States.
02:13The ceasefire was just a temporary halt to the war.
02:15But controlling the waterway is the real key.
02:18Who controls the Strait of Hormuz?
02:20Whoever does that is essentially holding the world's energy lifeline in check.
02:23Therefore, Iran not only needs to take the lead in restoring the shipping lanes
02:26This should also be used to clearly draw a line with the outside world.
02:49As the previous analysis pointed out...
02:51This pause in the conflict
02:53It was more like a tactical respite.
02:56Because the real focus of the game between the parties
02:58It's already a matter of who fires first.
03:01The focus has shifted to who can control the lifeline of energy.
03:15In Iran's calculations
03:17The Strait of Hormuz is definitely more than just a waterway.
03:20Rather, it's the trump card for manipulating the Middle East situation.
03:22The signal Iran is sending is very clear.
03:24Ceasefire is possible
03:26But I will determine the rules for the Strait of Hormuz.
03:29Now the ball is in the American court.
03:32If the United States accepts
03:33This is tantamount to acknowledging Iran's dominant position in the Gulf.
03:37Not accepted
03:37Conflict could break out again at any time
03:40Facing this game
03:41Sensitive global markets were the first to react.
03:44After all, who controls the Strait of Hormuz?
03:47Whoever controls the lifeline of the global economy
03:54Iran's tough stance
03:56If there is no room for compromise
03:57That could be said to have completely dumped the problem on the United States.
04:00If you don't get a refund
04:01Conflict could erupt again at any time
04:03But if we compromise
04:04This is tantamount to being unable to destroy the Iranian regime.
04:07We also have to watch the order in the Middle East crumble.
04:09Rewritten by Iran
04:10Admit defeat or start a war?
04:12For the United States
04:13Both options are a headache.
04:15The struggle in the Middle East has never been just a matter of whether or not to fight.
04:19But who can control the world's oil transportation arteries?
04:22So don't be fooled by the word "ceasefire".
04:26When the Strait of Hormuz becomes a bargaining chip
04:28When the surface fighting subsided
04:31A war without gunpowder
04:32But they attempted to transport oil.
04:34A deadly battle to choke the global economy
04:37It's just the beginning.
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