+++ US-Präsident Trump hat Verhandlungen mit der iranischen Führung über ein Kriegsende ausgeschlossen.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has ruled out any negotiations with Iranian leadership regarding a cessation of hostilities, stating there will be no agreement reached unless Iran submits to “unconditional surrender.” The development underscores escalating tensions in the region and a firm stance against diplomatic solutions in the short term. Trump made the statement on his platform, Truth Social, adding that the U.S. And its allies would work to restore the country “from the brink of destruction” and strengthen its economy only after such a surrender and the selection of a “great and acceptable” new Iranian leadership. This position represents a shift from earlier in the week, when Trump had indicated openness to negotiations following the commencement of U.S. Strikes on Iran and the reported death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
+++ Nach dem Raketenangriff am vergangenen Wochenende auf eine Mädchenschule im Iran fordern die Vereinten Nationen eine unabhängige Untersuchung.
The United Nations is calling for an independent investigation into a rocket attack on a girls’ school in Iran last weekend. UN experts in Geneva described the attack as a grave assault on children, education, and the future of an entire community, emphasizing that educational facilities should never be targets for military action. According to Iranian officials, more than 150 students were killed in the strike on the school in Minab, southern Iran, on Saturday. The New York Times reports that the U.S. Is likely responsible for the attack, based on an assessment of satellite imagery, videos, and online media reports. The school was reportedly struck while U.S. Forces were attacking a nearby Iranian naval base. The Pentagon is investigating the incident, according to Foreign Minister Rubio.
+++ Bundeskanzler Merz sieht im Fall einer raschen Beendigung des Iran-Kriegs nur geringe Auswirkungen auf die deutsche Wirtschaft.
German Chancellor Merz indicated that a swift end to the conflict with Iran would likely have only a minimal impact on the German economy. Speaking at the International Craft Fair in Munich, Merz stated that, from the current perspective, the effect would likely be limited to a slight downturn, with the economic consequences currently appearing negligible. However, he cautioned that a prolonged war, potentially spreading to other parts of the Middle East, could have far-reaching consequences. The German government, in coordination with European partners, is working towards a rapid end to the war.
+++ Der Anstieg der Ölpreise beschleunigt sich.
Oil prices continued to climb on March 6, 2026, with Brent crude reaching over $90 a barrel at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange – a level not seen in nearly two years. This surge is attributed to the conflict in Iran and concerns about a potential prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Since the start of U.S. And Israeli attacks on Iran last weekend, Brent crude has increased in value by approximately 25 percent.
+++ UNO-Menschenrechtskommissar Türk hat an die Bundesregierung appelliert, sich im Iran-Krieg für die Einhaltung des Völkerrechts und der Menschenrechte einzusetzen.
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Türk has appealed to the German government to advocate for adherence to international law and human rights in the context of the Iran conflict. He urged all countries with influence over the warring parties to demand respect for international law, including the protection of civilians. Türk expressed hope that he would also hear this message from the German government. Chancellor Merz had previously stated that legal interpretations would have limited effect, and has refrained from criticizing the U.S. Or Israel, while acknowledging the risks of the war.
+++ Ein zweiter von der Bundesregierung organisierter Evakuierungsflug aus der Golf-Region ist auf dem Flughafen in Frankfurt am Main gelandet.
A second German government-organized evacuation flight from the Gulf region landed at Frankfurt am Main Airport. The Condor aircraft, carrying German citizens, arrived from Muscat, Oman, after a delay. A first flight chartered by the government arrived with German nationals on Tuesday. At least two more flights are planned, alongside those offered by private travel companies. Eurowings, Lufthansa’s subsidiary, announced it would operate a special flight to fly approximately 150 German citizens from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to Cologne overnight. A Lufthansa flight from Munich to Riyadh was rerouted to Cairo due to security concerns. Tens of thousands of German tourists remain stranded in the region following the outbreak of the Iran conflict.
+++ Im Libanon sind die südlichen Vorstädte der Hauptstadt Beirut und die Küstenstadt Sidon Ziel erneuter israelischer Angriffe geworden.
Israel has launched renewed attacks on the southern suburbs of Beirut and the coastal city of Sidon in Lebanon. Authorities in Sidon reported five fatalities, including a member of Hamas, according to security sources. The southern suburbs of Beirut are a stronghold of Hezbollah, an ally of Iran, and the Israeli military stated that its infrastructure was the target of the attacks. Israel also reportedly attacked the Iranian capital, Tehran, again. Hezbollah announced a new rocket barrage on northern Israel. Iran claims to have attacked an oil tanker in U.S. Possession off the coast of Kuwait, and also reports launching rockets at targets in Israel and U.S. Positions in Gulf states, according to state-run media in Tehran.
+++ Die USA haben nach eigenen Angaben unterirdische Raketenabschussrampen im Iran attackiert.
The U.S. Military has reportedly attacked underground missile launch ramps in Iran. According to officials, B-2 stealth bombers dropped dozens of penetrator bombs on deeply buried launch ramps for ballistic missiles. “We also struck the Iranian equivalent of Space Command, which diminishes their ability to threaten Americans,” said the commander of U.S. Central Command, Cooper.
+++ Das UNO-Flüchtlingshilfswerk stuft die eskalierende Gewalt im Nahen Osten als großen humanitären Notfall ein.
The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has classified the escalating violence in the Middle East as a major humanitarian emergency. Approximately 100,000 people have been displaced in both Lebanon and Iran in the first days of the conflict, the UNHCR reported in Geneva. Tens of thousands of Syrian refugees have also returned to their homeland from Lebanon. The World Health Organization has warned of potential outbreaks of disease due to mass displacement and a lack of clean water. UN Human Rights Commissioner Türk expressed concern over extensive Israeli evacuation orders for southern Lebanon and Beirut suburbs, stating that forced displacement raises serious questions under humanitarian international law.
This news was broadcast on Deutschlandfunk on March 6, 2026.
