The US-Iran War, now in its 78th day, has led to significant geopolitical shifts and economic repercussions. Iran is set to introduce a new toll system for vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, as stated by Ebrahim Azizi, Chairman of the Iranian parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee. This mechanism will only benefit commercial vessels that cooperate with Iran, with fees to be collected for the services provided. Concurrently, Israel has escalated its military actions, launching extensive airstrikes on southern Lebanon, which has raised doubts about the effectiveness of the current truce and displaced many residents. The ongoing conflict has severely impacted global shipping and energy markets, with the US Navy's blockade costing Iran an estimated $500 million daily. In an effort to stabilize the situation, Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has arrived in Tehran for emergency discussions aimed at salvaging the fragile ceasefire framework that began in April. As tensions rise, the situation remains highly volatile, affecting not only regional stability but also global economic conditions.