US President Donald Trump has warned Iran that they have 48 hours to negotiate a deal to end the ongoing conflict, which began on February 28. The situation is complicated by the disappearance of a US service member after an F-15E aircraft was downed by Iran. Trump has fluctuated between diplomatic overtures and threats of military action, stating that if no agreement is reached, he will intensify attacks on Iran. Israel has indicated readiness to strike Iranian energy facilities, awaiting a green light from Washington, which adds pressure on Tehran. Despite the escalating tensions, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has indicated a willingness to engage in talks mediated by Pakistan but remains firm on not yielding to US demands. The war has resulted in thousands of casualties and has severely impacted global oil supply through the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has effectively shut down, threatening an energy crisis worldwide.