Iran war and no end: attacks, blockades, ceasefire

The USA and Iran agree on a framework agreement that will extend the ceasefire and pave the way for further negotiations. The Strait of Hormuz should be reopened.

Trump signs the framework agreement at the Palace of Versailles, where he is greeted by France’s head of state Emmanuel Macron was received at the end of the G7 summit.

According to US government information, Israel and the Lebanese Hezbollah militia have also agreed on a new ceasefire. The following day, however, there were new fights between the parties.

Citing the fighting in Lebanon, Iran announces it will close the Strait of Hormuz again. Weeks of uncertainty follow, with both sides giving contradictory information about the status of the shipping route.

The US Senate passes a resolution ordering Trump to end the war against Iran or seek congressional approval for further military action. The decision is considered a symbolic sign.

For the first time since the framework agreement was signed, the US military is reporting attacks against Iran again. Tensions and attacks are increasing in the Gulf region, talks between Washington and Tehran rest.

Millions of people in Iran take part in the funeral ceremonies for the slain Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. After ceremonies in various cities, he will be buried in his hometown of Mashhad on July 9th.

At the NATO summit in Ankara Trump attacks his allies harshly: Because of the lack of support in the Iran war, he wants trade relations with them Spain finish. He also counts Germany among the countries that have let the USA down.

Trump declares the ceasefire in the Iran war is over. The USA has made it unmistakably clear that the ceasefire is “OVER”, he writes on social media. At the same time, he leaves the door open for discussions.