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BlockBeats News, April 2 — The latest updates on the Iran–Israel–US conflict from last night and this morning are as follows: Iran: The Iranian military claims to have struck Israeli military-industrial enterprises, advancing “True Promise-4” operations into its 89th round; authorities report the conflict has damaged more than 115,000 civilian facilities. Iran continues to strike Israeli and US military bases with missiles and drones, stating its objectives include forcing US troops to withdraw from the Middle East. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened due to statements by Donald Trump; Iranian officials declared that even if navigation resumes, it will “not be open to the United States.” Iran’s foreign minister emphasized rejection of a ceasefire and demanded guarantees to prevent similar conflicts from recurring. Additionally, Iran reported that its meteorological radar facility was hit by US and Israeli strikes, a senior adviser was seriously injured in an attack, and denied claims that it had “requested a ceasefire.” US: Reports suggest Trump has “lost patience” and will give a national address today at 9:00 AM (UTC+8), possibly announcing that the war with Iran is nearing its end while assigning responsibility for the security of the Strait to NATO. The US has expanded its deployment in the Middle East, doubling the number of A-10 attack aircraft; intelligence agencies assess that Iran currently has no real intention to negotiate. Trump stated the US will “withdraw soon,” but gave no timetable and noted Iran’s nuclear materials will be monitored by satellite.Israel: The Israeli prime minister stated that Iran is “no longer an existential threat”; the military reported using about 16,000 rounds of ammunition, destroying thousands of targets, and claimed Iran’s missile capabilities and command chain have been weakened. The Israeli military carried out airstrikes in Lebanon, killing the Hezbollah southern front commander; Israeli officials are internally concerned that Trump may announce the operation’s conclusion early.Other updates: The United Arab Emirates has intercepted over 2,000 drones and is considering joint operations with US forces to ensure safe passage through the Strait; Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports have fallen by about 50% due to blockage of the Strait.Regional energy and industry sectors have been affected, with Emirates Global Aluminium shutting down its smelting plant following an attack. Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine is negotiating cooperation with several Middle Eastern countries; Russia denied providing Iran with intelligence support against civilian facilities.

BlockBeats News, April 2nd, the latest developments in the US-Iran conflict last night and this morning are as follows: Iran Side: The Iranian military claims to have struck an Israeli military company and advanced the "True Commitment-4" operation to the 89th round; officials stated that the conflict has caused damage to over 115,000 civilian facilities. Iran continues to strike Israeli and US military bases with missiles and drones, stating that the targets include forcing the US military to withdraw from the Middle East. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard stated that the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened in response to Donald Trump's remarks; Iranian officials stated that even if navigation resumes, it will "not be open to the United States." The Iranian Foreign Minister emphasized not accepting a ceasefire and demanded guarantees to prevent a repeat of such conflicts. In addition, Iran claimed that its meteorological radar facilities were targeted by the US and Israel, with senior advisers being severely injured, and denied the "ceasefire request" claims. US Side: Reports indicate that Trump has "run out of patience" and will deliver a national address at 9 a.m. Beijing time today, possibly announcing the nearing end of the Iran war and shifting the blame for strait security to NATO. The US has expanded its deployment in the Middle East, doubling the scale of A-10 attack aircraft; intelligence agencies assess that Iran currently has no substantial willingness to negotiate. Trump stated a "rapid withdrawal" is imminent but did not provide a timetable, mentioning monitoring Iranian nuclear materials via satellite.Israel Side: The Israeli Prime Minister stated that Iran no longer poses an "existential threat"; the IDF reported using approximately 16,000 rounds of ammunition, destroying thousands of targets, and claiming that Iran's missile capability and command chain have been weakened. The IDF carried out airstrikes in Lebanon, killing a Hezbollah commander in the southern front; internal concerns within Israel about Trump potentially prematurely announcing the end of operations.Other Dynamics: The UAE has intercepted over 2,000 drones and is considering joint operations with the US military to ensure strait navigation; Saudi Arabian crude oil exports have decreased by approximately 50% due to strait blockages. The regional energy and industrial sectors have been impacted, and UAE's Emirates Global Aluminum has shut down a smelting plant due to attacks. Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine is in talks for cooperation with multiple Middle Eastern countries; Russia denies providing Iran with intelligence support for civilian facility targeting.

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