US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has shared a high-stakes update on the ongoing West Asia crisis, hinting that a peace deal between Washington and Tehran could materialize very soon. Speaking from New Delhi, Rubio confirmed that intensive negotiations are underway to resolve the conflict and address the navigational lockdown of the crucial Strait of Hormuz waterway. However, Rubio reemphasized that President Donald Trump "will not make a bad deal" and is prepared to handle the situation "another way" if diplomacy fails. Turning his attention to the conflict in Lebanon, the State Secretary clarified that while the US is working separately with Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam’s government, lasting peace remains impossible as long as an armed Hezbollah continues to victimize the region and launch attacks. Watch the full report for the breakdown of the proposed ceasefire framework and what it means for global security.