The United States has temporarily halted the large-scale airstrikes against Iran that lasted for 13 days and opened the door to dialogue. Iran, in turn, has stopped its retaliatory actions against the US airstrikes and is interpreting America's decision as a 'victory.' However, the issue of control over the Strait of Hormuz remains unresolved, and ship traffic continues to decrease, reflecting an unstable situation. Both sides are pushing for the resumption of negotiations through behind-the-scenes contacts, but challenges remain, including internal divisions within Iran and the issue of US interceptor missile stockpiles.