The United States has resumed airstrikes against Iran less than a month after announcing a ceasefire, a move ordered by President Donald Trump that analysts warn could trigger a long-term conflict. The decision follows the collapse of a memorandum of understanding signed in Versailles on June 17 aimed at ensuring lasting peace and addressing economic challenges. Iran has retaliated with drone and missile attacks on US allies in the Persian Gulf, escalating tensions in the region.
Critics argue the agreement was a temporary tactic by Washington to stabilize oil prices while maintaining pressure on Tehran. With midterm elections approaching in November, experts say the renewed conflict could damage the Republican Party’s prospects as rising fuel and living costs anger voters. Commentators, including American Conservative editor Curt Mills, have described Trump’s actions as driven by personal motives that could lead to electoral defeat.
Former US military and diplomatic officials warn that the strikes could evolve into a ground operation, drawing the country into another protracted war. They also highlight the administration’s lack of experienced Iran specialists and urge renewed diplomatic coordination with NATO allies.
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