CBS News Mediators push to keep U.S.-Iran talks going after intense flare-up. UN MONDE MÉCONNAISSABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Serge Pierre-Pierre]

JULY 10, 2026

UN MONDE GÉNÉRALEMENT MÉCONNAISSABLE!

Peut-on parler aujourd'hui d'idéologie dans le monde? 

N'allons pas trop loin.  Remontons juste sur les dernières trente années depuis "La tombée du "Mur de Berlin".

Á l'époque le monde était témoin d'une Guerre Idéologique serrée entre NUL AUTRE QUE L'IMPÉRIALISME OCCIDENTAL MENÉE PAR, QUI D'AUTRE "LES PERPÉTUELS USA" et leurs petits restavèks du reste du monde.

Il y vait quand même un certain équilibre et les peuples qui s'aliganient avec une tendance ou l'autre pouvaient compter sur un appui quelconque en en temps de troubles!

L'Union Commuiniste"Soviétique, Super Puissance Thermo-Nucléaire défendait les régimes socialistes de presque partout et plus particulièrement "La Chine Socialiste qui était très fragile et très vulnérable.

L'Ouest était menée et défendue par "L'Amérique Omni-potente du Nord".

AUJOURD'HUI, AVEC LA CHUTE DE L'UNON SOVIÉTIQUE LONGTEMPS RECHERCHÉE PAR LES USA (et facilitée par les Boris Yelstin, Mikhail Gorbachev et Eduard Schevanardse), ONE NE PEUT PLUS PARLER DE PUISSANCE MORALE ET OU PROTECTRICE!

La Russie d'aujourd'hui est dirigée par "Un Homme sans Équipe", Les USA

Idem 

et la CHINE SOCIALISTE, qui a réussi à s'ériger en Grande Puissance Mondiale, 

"AU LIEU D'ÊTRE UNE BALANCE ENTRE LES PAYS SOCIALISTES ET DÉMOCRATIQUES, COMME CELA EXISTAIT AU TEMPS DE LA GUERRE FROIDE", 

SEMBLE, ELLE AUSSI DIRIGÉE PAR UNE ÉQUIPE DONT LE SEUL BUT EST DE "DEVENIR LA PREMIÈRE PUISSANCE COMMERCIALE DU MONDE", 

OUBLIANT, FEIGNANT DE NE PAS SAVOIR OU D'APPRÉHENDER SON RÔLE D'ÉQUILIBRISTE MONDIAL!  

Ce qui est très très très mauvais pour la Communauté des Nations dont la Santé Générale Dépend grandement du Respect de la Souveraineté de chaque pays de la terre! 

LA CHINE ADULÉE PAR L'OUEST POUR SA PUISSANCE ÉCONOMIQUE EST POURTANT PERÇUE PAR LA COMMUNAUTÉ DES NATIONS COMME UNE NATION PLUS ÉPRISE DE LA GLOIRE QUE D'ÊTRE UNE PUISSANCE MONDIALE ÉQUILIBRISTE COMME LE FUT JADIS L'UNION SOVIÉTIQUE.

QUI PLUS EST, LES PAYS MOINS DÉVELOPPÉS ET OU ÉMERGEANTS N'ONT AUCUN ALLIÉ SUR LEQUEL COMPTER QUAND ET SI LEUR SOUVERAINETÉ EST VIOLÉE ET DES INJUSTICES COMMISES CONTRE EUX PAR LES USA PRINCIPALEMENT(SèL kòk ki shante) PAR CES TEMPS QUI COURENT!

Nous ne terminerons pas sans "EXPRIMER NOTRE FRUSTRATION ENVERS UN PAYS COMME L'IRAN QUI, QUOIQUE MODERNE ET DÉVELOPPÉ, SEMBLE NE PAS APPRÉHENDER SUFFISAMMENT LA RÉALITÉ POLITIQUE INTERNATIONALE QUE LES USA D'AUJOURD'HUI SONT EN QUELQUE SORTE PLUS AVENTURISTES ET MOINS CONCILIANTS QU'AUX TEMPS DE LA GUERRE FROIDE. "L'IRAN PRÉFÊRERAIT-IL RÉSISTER, AUX USA, JUSQU'AU DERNIER CITOYEN INNOCENT IRANIEN QUI N'A ABSOLUMENT RIEN Á GAGNER DE L'

INTRANSIGENCE DE SES DIRIGEANTS?" ,

I REST MY CASE! J'AI TERMINÉ AVEC MA PLAIDOIRIE!

Qui d'autre,

Serge (SPP pour les intimes).

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CBS News

Mediators push to keep U.S.-Iran talks going after intense flare-up
Tucker Reals

Fri, July 10, 2026 at 7:41 AM EDT
9 min read

U.S. and Iran escalate exchange of strikes
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What to know about the Iran war today:  

Iran's top diplomat made phone calls to his counterparts in a number of regional countries Thursday, including nations that have acted as mediators, amid efforts to get diplomacy between Iran and the U.S. back on track after a dramatic exchange of fire this week. The tit-for-tat attacks launched by the U.S. and Iran were the most intense seen since the countries agreed to a ceasefire in mid-June, but there were no reports of significant new strikes overnight into Friday.Despite the U.S. insisting Iran is not in control of the Strait of Hormuz, shipping intelligence groups and tracking data indicate commercial traffic through the vital waterway is still much lower than before the war, and analysts say that's likely to remain the case until a wider peace deal is reached.
U.S. encourages commercial vessels to use southern Strait of Hormuz route despite attacks

The U.S. Navy continues to encourage commercial ships to use the so-called southern route through the Strait of Hormuz, despite attacks by Iran this week targeting vessels trying to use that route and repeated warnings from Tehran for ships to only use a northern passage close to its coast. 

An advisory released Friday by the international Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC) in Bahrain, of which the U.S. Navy is a core member, reminded mariners in the region that the security threat level in the strait and surrounding waters remained severe, but it added "further information" specifically from U.S. Naval Forces Central Command.

"Notwithstanding recent unprovoked attacks on merchant vessels, mariners are reminded that the southern route of the [Strait of Hormuz] has been expanded and remains available for all traffic," the update, highlighted in red to differentiate it from the previous guidance, says.

JMIC urges mariners to coordinate any passage through the narrow waterway with the joint naval forces, but says it is not mandatory. 

"Ships may transit the southern route without coordination," the advisory says.
Map of the Strait of Hormuz showing the shipping corridor coordinated by Oman, the Iran-designated corridor, and the location of Iranian attacks on vessels carried out on July 6 and 7, 2026. / Credit: AFP via Getty
Map of the Strait of Hormuz showing the shipping corridor coordinated by Oman, the Iran-designated corridor, and the location of Iranian attacks on vessels carried out on July 6 and 7, 2026. / Credit: AFP via Getty

The new guidance added that additional routes are available, but are not "protected." The only other route known to exist, without a risk of potential sea mines laid by Iran, is the northern route designated by Tehran, which Iranian authorities say requires direct coordination with its military.

The Lloyd's List maritime intelligence group sRaid Thursday that no large vessels had transited the southern route, which hugs the coast of Oman, with their location transponders switched on since July 7, though it could not rule out ships using the path with their locators switched off. 

A CBS News review of open-source maritime tracking data on Friday found no commercial vessels publicly broadcasting locations that would indicate an intention to transit the southern shipping lane through the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran steps up regional diplomacy after flare-up, holds talks with Oman, Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held a series of telephone calls Thursday with senior regional officials, including the foreign ministers of Oman, Turkey and Saudi Arabia, as well as Pakistan's army chief, to discuss regional developments following an intense exchange of attacks with the U.S. this week.

The flare-up, sparked by Iranian strikes on several commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, appeared to ease by Thursday evening after the most intense rounds of U.S. strikes since the ceasefire was agreed in mid-June. 

In separate calls with Omani Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr Al-Busaidi and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, Araghchi discussed the latest regional developments, particularly in the Strait of Hormuz. 
At center right, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stands with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi (center left), Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi (second from right), and other Iraqi officials, as the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's body arrives at Najaf International Airport in Najaf, Iraq, in a July 8, 2026 file photo. / Credit: Iranian Presidency/Handout/Anadolu/Getty
At center right, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stands with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi (center left), Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi (second from right), and other Iraqi officials, as the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's body arrives at Najaf International Airport in Najaf, Iraq, in a July 8, 2026 file photo. / Credit: Iranian Presidency/Handout/Anadolu/Getty

All diplomats on the calls stressed the importance of using diplomatic channels, maintaining contacts and coordination, and working to prevent further escalation, according to the Iranian government's description of the calls.
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Araghchi also spoke with Pakistan's Army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, during which the Iranian minister strongly condemned "aggressive attacks by the U.S. military on various areas of Iran," calling them violations of the ceasefire terms laid out in the memorandum of understanding.

Later Thursday, Araghchi held a phone call with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan to discuss regional developments following what Tehran described as U.S. aggressive actions, as Iran continued diplomatic engagement with neighboring countries amid heightened regional tensions. 
Mediators push to get U.S.-Iran diplomacy back on track

Countries that have mediated between the U.S. and Iran for weeks have been working for the past couple days to ease flaring tension between the two nations and to revive talks aimed at brokering a peace deal that addresses Iranian nuclear ambitions and other sensitive matters.

The diplomacy was set back by a dramatic flare-up early this week, as the U.S. responded to Iranian attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz with the most punishing series of airstrikes since the memorandum of understanding was signed in mid-June. Iran said at least 14 people were killed, and it lashed out with missiles targeting U.S. Gulf allies.

Qatar, Pakistan and other nations in the region have been working to bring Iran and the U.S. back to the negotiating table, sources with knowledge of the discussions told CBS News on Thursday. 

While there has been little to indicate serious diplomatic progress over the last day or so, neither Iran nor the U.S. launched more strikes Thursday night into Friday morning.

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