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Today is Mehr 24, 1405, and 230 days have passed since the American and Israeli attack on Iran (March 9, 1404) and the beginning of the 40-day war, as well as 192 days since the ceasefire (April 18, 1405); The ceasefire was violated on July 17, 1405, and the United States imposed another military conflict on Iran, which lasted for 17 days continuously and then continued sporadically. Yesterday, a White House official claimed that Trump has kept all options regarding Iran

Read the developments related to the war, ceasefire and negotiations in the past day from the following link:

What happened on the 96th day of the third war? (October 23, 1405)/ The US Secretary of State and Netanyahu talked to each other/ The White House official claims: Trump has kept all options regarding Iran/ Hebrew channel 11: Netanyahu and the senior commanders of the Israeli security apparatus will hold a meeting about Iran tonight/ Commander-in-Chief of the Army: The Strait of Hormuz is under the full supervision of the army and the IRGC, and an enemy vessel has not been able to enter the Oman Sea

The news related to war, truce and negotiation on this day, 24 Mehr 1405, is as follows:

Lavrov will come to Tehran on October 27 07/24/1405 - 12:01 AM Ambassador Arjan: The spokesperson of the Russian Foreign Ministry announced today (Friday) that Lavrov is traveling to Tehran for a business trip. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova announced that Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will make a business trip to Tehran on Monday, October 19. Ambassador Arjan Zakharova was quoted as saying in a press conference: "Sergei Lavrov will have a conversation with Abbas Araghchi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran, during this business trip." Trump: I don't think sending ground troops into Iran is likely 07/24/1405 - 11:28 Trump didn't consider sending ground troops into Iran likely According to "Select" report; In a statement, US President Donald Trump said: I do not consider sending ground forces to Iran as probable. Economic: China, as the world's largest importer of crude oil, has become one of the main factors in curbing and stabilizing the global oil price by actively reducing imports and adjusting market demand/Beijing has provided a kind of safety net for the unstable global energy market/From March to July, China has reduced its crude oil imports by an average of 4 million barrels per day; A figure close to half of the global supply gap is caused by the current blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, 07/24/1405 - 10:40 Economic wrote: In this exceptional period, which is associated with the intensification of geopolitical conflicts and the limitation of global energy supply, China has actively reduced its oil imports and managed the market demand; An action that turns this country into one of the key factors in curbing fluctuations and stabilizing the global oil price

Al-Farah wrote in a message on the X social network: Saudi Arabia's wrong assessments of Yemen's capabilities are one of the most important factors in Riyadh's failure.

He added: "Believe me, you haven't seen much, smart and effective weapons have not entered the field yet."

Al-Farah added: Considering the Yemeni nation as a minority or militias shows the continuation of the same miscalculations at the beginning of the war, when the coalition of aggressors announced that only one week would be enough to completely dominate Yemen.

He clarified: Despite 12 years of war, the aggressors are still captive to the same miscalculations.

Al Farah continued: Yemen has now become a superpower and despite the wishes of Saudi Arabia, America and (the) Israeli regime, it continues the path of progress and freedom.

Saeed Khatibzadeh, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, met and talked with Nabih Berri, Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, in his office in Ain al-Tina.

In this meeting, the bilateral relations between Iran and Lebanon and the latest developments, especially the efforts to end the violations and aggressions of the Zionist regime against Lebanon, were discussed.

China's representative in the UN Security Council said: The war between the United States and Iran should not have started, and its continuation is not in the interest of either side, and restraint and preventing the spread of conflicts is a rational action.

He added: America and Iran should resume talks and negotiations as soon as possible and try to reach a comprehensive agreement acceptable to both sides, and American attacks have left heavy casualties and attacks on airports, pipelines and administrative buildings have had worrying consequences for the region.

China's representative in the UN Security Council added: China has always been against attacking civilians and civilian infrastructure. Using force is not a good solution and the parties should resolve their differences through dialogue.

He continued: The security of international exchanges and the stability of global production and supply chains should be maintained and peace and stability should return to the region as soon as possible.

Fars: The Hebrew media announced on Thursday that Iran has restored almost all the capacity of its missile launchers.

Hebrew Channel 16 reported, citing Israeli military assessments, that the number of Iranian launchers is now almost back to the level before the start of the US-Israeli military aggression.

According to this assessment, Iran has restored more than 95% of the capacity of its launchers, although other media report an increase in Iran's missile power compared to before the war.

The Zionist media also emphasized that Iran has made "considerable progress" in rebuilding its capabilities, and this assessment is consistent with reports published in recent days, reports that emphasize that Iran now has a significant launch capability and that Tehran has significantly revived its production of ballistic missiles and drones.