Tehran: Iran has given the indication, and this time its being vocal and aggressive. Unofficially May 15th would be the deadline for the ceasefire, though its not formally announced, but Iran’s statement today substantiates the May, 15 deadlines. Geopolitical landscape often changes, and some times one can anticipate the global moves of the power houses. Amazon Brand - Myx Women's Screen Print Straight Printed Regular Cotton Short Kurti (Available in Plus Sizes)
Ceasefire never existed, it looks like US was buying time for its next aggressive military move and Iran made efforts to get new allies, but the effort was in veins. Pakistan did not have credibility, Oman and Muscat had internal issues and Russia never wanted to involve in military mediation.
Iran has said, it would opt for "long and painful strikes" on US, if US advance militarily on Iran. In other words, Tehran’s rhetoric has shifted from immediate retaliation to a threat of sustained attrition. The "long and painful" phrasing indicates that if the US resume strikes, Iran intends to target long-term economic and energy infrastructure across the region, rather than just military outposts.
Intelligence reports have said, Iran has moved advanced ballistic missiles and long-range "kamikaze" drones to launch sites that can reach deep into the Mediterranean and the Arabian Peninsula. National Security First: Bombay High Court Denies 26/11 Acquitted Ansari’s Auto License Plea
Despite the ceasefire established on April 8, several "Red Line" disputes remain between US and Iran. The US and its allies continue to enforce a strict naval boundary to prevent Iranian weapons transfers to the Houthis. Iran sees this as violation of the ceasefire. The US has denied to lift "secondary sanctions" on Iranian oil, which Tehran demands as a condition for a permanent peace treaty. Old ties, new crimes: Iltija Mufti under fire for amplifying separatist voices
We are presently in a "Cold Ceasefire." and the bombs have largely stopped falling, the verbal and technical preparations for a massive escalation are at their highest point since the conflict began two months ago. The next 14 days are going to be very crucial for Iran’s security. Now what we are witnessing is an ice of silence, calm before the storm?????????
Globally almost every country hopes for Iran’s end. Houthi’s end, Hamas’s end and Hezbollah’s end!!!!