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On April 19, Iran and the United States agreed to a ceasefire in the early hours of the morning to end the conflict that had begun on March 9 of the previous year.
The article, published by @Eli_Afriat on Twitter, expresses strong condemnation towards the Islamic Republic of Iran, Pakistan, Iraq, Yemen, the Houthis, Hezbollah, and Hamas, referring to them as terrorists.
The United States intends to demand the complete dismantling of Iran's nuclear program and the removal of its ballistic missile capabilities as a central condition in ongoing negotiations brokered by Pakistan. The talks, part of a temporary ceasefire, remain fragile with significant gaps between the parties' demands.
The United States will insist on the dismantling of Iran's nuclear program and the elimination of its ballistic missile threat during upcoming negotiations, according to War Monitor report N12.
Since the ceasefire agreement, Iran has launched missile attacks on Israel at least four times, as well as on Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
The Iranian revolution in 2025-2026 has not achieved its goals; the Iranian people remain unsafe, executions continue, the nuclear program remains intact, Hezbollah is still armed, and the Islamic regime persists. However, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz appears to be easing, potentially reopening.
During the Twelve-Day War, a ceasefire was imposed unilaterally, which was subsequently violated, resulting in the murder of an entire family in Be’er Sheva. President Trump did not respond to this violation.
Iran has announced it will charge fees for ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz.
The article states that there will no longer be ceasefire violations in the morning. It questions whether Iran will accept maximalist demands and if peace will hold between Israel, leaving the outcome uncertain.
The body of former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's father, Seyyed Mohammad Khamenei, has been removed from frozen storage and buried.
An Iranian missile struck Tel Aviv, Israel. No specific casualty numbers were provided in the report.
WarMonitor reports that missiles continue to be launched two hours after a declared ceasefire, with no immediate clarification from involved parties on the cause of the violation.
