The Latest Situation in the US-Iran Conflict: Has the Ceasefire Begun?

US President Donald Trump announced in his latest statement regarding the conflict in the Middle East that an agreement had been reached on a two-week ceasefire. This announcement comes after recent diplomatic negotiations initiated through Pakistan and Iran's request for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

However, experts and diplomatic sources emphasize that this two-week ceasefire does not mean the war is completely over. The ceasefire allows the parties to sit down at the table and establish temporary security, but a definitive agreement has not been reached on fundamental issues such as Iran's ten-point plan and the US military presence in the region, sanctions, and decisions binding on international law.

Therefore, the situation on the ground and at the diplomatic table is still considered fragile. Experts state that the two-week period should be seen as a period of temporary stability during which negotiations intensify. While oil markets experienced short-term relief with this news, the long-term effects are awaiting the results of the negotiations.

In short, the war is not over; The ceasefire is temporary and contingent on negotiations; lasting peace cannot be achieved without the parties reaching agreement on fundamental issues.
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