Trump cites Iran's only two options
The Gulf region has experienced cautious calm between the United States and Iran after 13 days of mutual aerial confrontations. Military strikes have recently halted following a directive from U.S. President Donald Trump to stop air raids in order to create space for diplomatic efforts and dialogue, particularly regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump emphasized that Tehran faces a choice between reaching an agreement or risking further military escalation, warning that hostilities could resume if negotiations fail. On its part, Iran has suspended its retaliatory attacks, declaring preparedness to respond strongly to any threat, amid international efforts to prevent further escalation and its potential impact on regional security, especially navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. The number of American personnel wounded has risen to 624 since the escalation began in February, with differing reports on the reasons behind the decrease in American casualties, amidst ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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