Press review: Iran won't compromise with US as Russia offers lifeline in Mideast crisis

Mojtaba Khamenei's succession as Iran's supreme leader signals a refusal to compromise with the US and Israel.

This succession establishes a tradition of inherited power in Iran.

Iran's new leadership is expected to be radical and anti-American, with strong ties to the IRGC.

The US and Israel have little reason to expect compromise from Iran following recent events.

US President Trump's decisions will be influenced by the military campaign's progress and domestic/international pressure.

A phone call between Putin and Trump may offer a path to easing Mideast tensions.

Russia has a history of de-escalation initiatives in the region.

Hungary and Ukraine's conflict has escalated, involving blocked oil supplies and seized assets.

Hungary's energy dependence on Russia and EU divisions are core issues in its dispute with Ukraine.

Global oil prices have risen significantly due to Middle East supply disruptions and could exceed $150 per barrel.

Moscow could increase oil exports to India following a US waiver.

Discounts for Russian crude may decline as demand rises.