On Thursday, US President Donald Trump criticized Iran for its poor management of oil transit through the Strait of Hormuz, accusing the nation of breaching a ceasefire agreement. Trump warned Iran against imposing tolls on vessels, stating that they should stop if they are charging fees. Since the ceasefire was announced, only 10 vessels have passed through the strait, raising concerns about the agreement's effectiveness. Despite these tensions, Trump remains optimistic about achieving a peace deal with Iran and noted that Iranian leaders are more reasonable in private discussions. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to moderate military actions in Lebanon following heavy strikes that resulted in significant casualties. Talks between Israel and Lebanon are scheduled to take place in Washington next week, as the situation remains delicate in the region.