The ceasefire between the United States and Israel and the Islamic Republic of Iran remains in effect, but the war's aftermath continues to impact Iranian citizens, causing damage to homes and economic hardships. Mehdi Beigi, an editorial board member of Iran International, discusses these issues in "Payvasteh."
Ali-Hossein Ghazizadeh, a member of the editorial board of Iran International, stated that due to the Islamic Republic's current stance and demands in negotiations with the United States, the likelihood of reaching an agreement appears slim, with former U.S. President Donald Trump potentially considering options like increased pressure, a naval blockade, and renewed military strikes.
In a phone conversation with CNBC, former President Donald Trump discussed the impact of attacks on Iranian infrastructure, stating that while the strikes have a military objective, they also harm civilians. Trump accused the Islamic Republic of continuing to relocate missiles during the ceasefire period, using bridges for weapon transportation despite the destruction of many of their missiles by U.S. military operations.
UPDATE 🔴 Ghalibaf adviser Mohammadi rejects Trump’s ceasefire extension, saying it “means nothing” and that the losing side cannot dictate terms. He says maintaining the siege is equivalent to continued bombardment and must be met with a military response. Mohammadi calls the Show more
Iran lead negotiator Ghalibaf adviser says Trump’s ceasefire extension “lacks logic” and is “a move to buy time for a surprise strike,” adding that Iran holds the initiative.
