The U.S. military interrupted nearly 14 consecutive days of bombing Iran while President Donald Trump awaits progress on a diplomatic solution to the re-escalation of the conflict, U.S. and Israeli media reported Saturday.
Iran affirmed this Saturday that its attacks against American interests will continue “until the total surrender of the enemy,” amid a new escalation of the conflict between both countries, after US President Donald Trump assured that talks with Tehran continue despite the cross-attacks.
Two U.S. military personnel died and a third is missing in Jordan following a ballistic missile and drone attack carried out by Iran, the United States Central Command (Centcom) reported on Saturday.
Israel captured Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the man who for years was one of its greatest enemies, as a possible next leader of Iran. According to specialist Andrés Gómez de la Torre, in espionage there are no permanent allies or adversaries, only strategic objectives.
Donald Trump withdrew his proposal to charge 20% for security in the Strait of Hormuz, a move that raised questions about the limits of his strategy towards Iran. For analysts consulted, had it been implemented, the measure would have set a dangerous precedent for the international legal order and freedom of navigation
United States forces claim to have targeted “Iranian air defense military systems, coastal radars, missile and drone capabilities, and small boats,” aiming to prevent Iran from “attacking civilian crews and merchant ships” in the Strait of Hormuz
Trump called a possible withdrawal at this time “insane” because the United States might “have to use” the troops
Iran accused the United States on Saturday of “discriminatory treatment” after several members of the country’s delegation did not obtain visas to travel to the North American Football World Cup (June 11-July 19).
The truce between the United States and Iran faces its biggest test since April. With attacks that have already caused casualties in Kuwait and cross retaliations, experts consulted by El Comercio warn that the margin to avoid a new war is increasingly shrinking
Analysts consulted by El Comercio maintain that Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu have different priorities regarding Iran, a divergence that complicates the negotiations promoted by Washington without jeopardizing the historic alliance between the United States and Israel