Despite the announcement of a ceasefire mediated by the US and Qatar, signs indicate that the agreement between Iran and Israel is unstable. President Trump has urged both nations to uphold the truce, but activities such as covert operations suggest otherwise. Experts say the ceasefire lacks strong enforcement mechanisms and mostly exists as a political facade. Should the ceasefire breakdown, Iran would likely leverage its influence over the Strait of Hormuz, threatening global oil supply despite the inherent risks of such actions.
The ceasefire that took effect following US and Qatari mediation is brittle and fragile. It rests more on political signaling and public posturing than on concrete enforcement mechanisms.
In practice, the ceasefire has mostly existed on social media, with each side using digital platforms to declare restraint while continuing activities that fall short of open warfare.
Collection
[
|
...
]