The United States resumed its strikes against Iran on Wednesday evening, breaking a fragile ceasefire established on April 8. Donald Trump He justified this offensive by accusing Tehran of mocking his country. These attacks come as the conflict, triggered on February 28 by a joint Israeli-American operation against Iran, enters its third month. The military escalation deals a severe blow to the indirect negotiations, which are already stalled, aimed at ending hostilities.
Tehran retaliates and threatens civilians
Tehran retaliated against US strikes, turning Wednesday night into one of the most serious clashes since the ceasefire was established. On Friday, Iran called on civilians to stay away from US forces deployed in the Middle East, escalating its threats against Israel and Washington. This month-long war is already having major repercussions for the global economy.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio nevertheless stated that Washington plans to end its operations in Iran within the next two weeks. On the Israeli side, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is demanding control of 70% of the Gaza Strip, further complicating the prospects for resolving the crisis. Regional capitals are watching with concern the deterioration of a ceasefire that appears increasingly theoretical.
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