The US-Iran conflict escalated on March 11 as Iran outlined conditions for a ceasefire, the US considered emergency oil measures, and the FBI warned of potential Iranian drone threats. Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian demanded recognition of Iran's rights, reparations, and guarantees against future attacks as prerequisites for ending hostilities. These terms contrast with the US stance, which seeks Iran's unconditional surrender. In response to the conflict's impact on energy markets, President Trump is contemplating invoking the Defense Production Act of 1950 to boost domestic oil production by bypassing state regulations, particularly in California. This move underscores the administration's view of the war as a significant fuel-price crisis. Additionally, the FBI has alerted California authorities to a potential Iranian drone threat from offshore vessels, though a large-scale attack is deemed unlikely. These developments indicate a complex phase in the conflict, with economic and regional pressures mounting alongside military tensions.