Iran’s ceasefire and truce are about to crumble. What will happen?

How did Tehran and its allies prepare for the new attack? What are America’s three alternatives for preventing calamity before it’s too late?

When the Iranian leadership clearly states that it will not accept negotiations under threat and that the Iranian negotiating delegation, whether primary or secondary, has not left Tehran for Islamabad, it is a direct slap in the face of President Donald Trump and his administration, who confirmed that Iran would face devastating attacks on its power plants, bridges, and other civilian infrastructure.

This firm Iranian stance, as well as the refusal to send a delegation to negotiate with their American counterparts waiting for them in the Pakistani capital, confirms that President Trump’s threats have not succeeded in terrorising the Iranian leadership or forcing it to accept all of the arrogant American demands. This daring Iranian sovereign posture also displays a strong willingness to resist any Israeli dual aggression if the two-week ceasefire deadline (set to expire tomorrow evening, Wednesday) is missed and the ceasefire deal breaks as a result.

General Ali Abdollahi, commander of the Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters in charge of managing the war, hastily responded to Trump, who until yesterday spoke confidently about the possibility of finalising a cease-fire agreement and packing his bags to travel to Pakistan’s capital to sign it with his Iranian counterpart, Masoud Bezhkiyan, when he stated that Iran is prepared to respond firmly, decisively, and immediately to American-Israeli threats.

The events of the last several days in this politically and militarily explosive file have proved that Iran is controlled by a strong institution that honours its obligations and the deals it makes with its foes. Meanwhile, its American adversary, despite its huge size and strength, is commanded by a president whom most neurology specialists in America and throughout the world see as unconscious and incompetent and has evolved into a “mafia” group operating outside the law.

Iran did not initiate the aggression; rather, it was the American-Israeli partnership. Iran did not breach the cease-fire agreement, as opposed to the United States, which sparked this assault by falling into an Israeli trap. Now it is assaulting an Iranian ship in the Arabian Sea and another in the Indian Ocean in two acts of armed piracy, as well as establishing a blockade on all Iranian civilian ports in clear violation of the truce.

President Trump, blinded by arrogance and hubris, failed to undertake a precise evaluation of Iran’s genuine stance, believing that Iran had raised white flags of surrender and would participate in the Islamabad talks from a position of defeat. The Iranians delivered Trump a serious blow, forcing him to withdraw all of his warnings after confirming Iran’s boycott of the negotiations. He said, “I am ready, and the army is ready, to move against Iran, and he does not want to extend the ceasefire agreement.”

The majority of indications, if not all,

So far, it has been verified that the second phase of American-Israeli aggression against Iran will fire missiles at daybreak on Thursday, the day after tomorrow, igniting the fuse of World War III. America and Israel will be engulfed in a regional war of attrition, both material and human, with a costly departure. It’s worth noting that the war in Afghanistan lasted 20 years.

The Iraq War lasted eight years and resulted in a humiliating defeat, costing the US Treasury at least 10 trillion dollars. Only God knows how long the war will last with Iran, a major regional power with an area of more than one million square kilometres and a population of over 96 million. Iran is self-sufficient both economically and militarily, produces advanced modern missiles and drones, and, most importantly, unifies its three most important institutions—the army, the people, and the Revolutionary Guard—behind its spiritual and political leadership.

America, as a superpower, will not emerge from this most dangerous predicament in its modern history unless it accomplishes three things as soon as possible: first, getting rid of this reckless president; second, putting an end to Zionist hegemony over its political and military decisions; and third, listening to European wisdom based on experience and regaining its leadership and the unity of the Western world, which collapsed on new foundations that take into account

Iran’s ceasefire and truce are about to crumble. What will happen?