Arabs and the World: Calm Nights and Dialogue Hopes
Iran experienced its third consecutive night without American strikes, following the announcement by both parties to suspend hostilities and Washington’s confirmation that it would give diplomacy a chance to negotiate with Iran. Iran has halted its attacks on neighboring countries, while US officials confirmed that President Trump decided to leave some room for dialogue with Iran while maintaining readiness to resume military actions if necessary. This comes despite the cessation of hostilities that had lasted for 13 consecutive nights, marking one of the broadest bombing campaigns since the ceasefire agreement in April. These developments are seen as an opportunity to restart negotiations, although concerns remain about the impact of the US ammunition shortage on its military preparedness, amid ongoing calls from Israel and the United States to put pressure on Iran regarding its nuclear program.
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