2 week ceasefire

[Oluwa-btc]

These ceasefires aren't getting us anywhere, the most recent one saw both parties violating the agreements which shows how useless they are and now the world should demand for a total stand off so that the wheels of our economies can get back on the road and remove all these uncertainties that have been created.

Otherwise I hear back home Trump is starting to have his own people not having faith in this war and calling for the withdrawal of their Soldiers from the gulf region...

It is either isreali regime or the US government breaking and breaching the ceasefire agreements not Iranians, all they do is react to the aggression from these regimes.
The funny thing is that we all know who is currently the cause of the war and dragging the world economy backwards but we have chose otherwise and not to condemn such vile atrocities.
Congress recently voted for the end of this war and possibly withdrawal of thier troops left targeted by the Iranian ballistic missiles.

[free-bit.co.in]

Congress recently voted for the end of this war and possibly withdrawal of thier troops left targeted by the Iranian ballistic missiles.

I have seen this news too, but I am not very optimistic.

To be more precise, the resolution has only cleared the House. It has not been voted on in the Senate yet, and even if it does get there, Trump can simply veto it. Both the Senate and the House are still controlled by Republicans, and most Republican lawmakers remain loyal to Trump. Therefore, do not expect this resolution to actually end the war.

There is a good chance the war will not end as soon as we hope

[juttsab@]

I have seen this news too, but I am not very optimistic.

To be more precise, the resolution has only cleared the House. It has not been voted on in the Senate yet, and even if it does get there, Trump can simply veto it. Both the Senate and the House are still controlled by Republicans, and most Republican lawmakers remain loyal to Trump. Therefore, do not expect this resolution to actually end the war.

There is a good chance the war will not end as soon as we hope

The reason is Iran is rich in oils and USA want to take hold of Iran resources because resources will make them more strong on the map and Iran has petroleum and Iran can grow on the earth and USA want to destroy them and if Iran will be Atomic power they will be independent and USA don't want to see any country independent and Israel want to destroy all Muslim countries And now they are watching towards Iran and there is no end of War and in the future there will be war with more intensity as we saw in the few months and USA want to make their economy strong which is possible by that method. If USA will  try to destroy they can do that if country has no army and no weapon as they did with Venezuela and they are making their own decisions.

[Abiky]

I have seen this news too, but I am not very optimistic.

To be more precise, the resolution has only cleared the House. It has not been voted on in the Senate yet, and even if it does get there, Trump can simply veto it. Both the Senate and the House are still controlled by Republicans, and most Republican lawmakers remain loyal to Trump. Therefore, do not expect this resolution to actually end the war.

There is a good chance the war will not end as soon as we hope

Even if the resolution doesn't pass the Senate, that doesn't mean it's "game over" for good. The midterms are only a few months away. They will determine which party retains control of one or both chambers of Congress. Imagine if Democrats win both chambers of Congress (as it's been predicted a blue wave will happen). This will curtail Trump's ability to prolong the war. He will have no other choice but to back down.

I believe the plan is to keep the war going until we're very close to the midterm elections in the US. Recently, Trump indicated that the US is close to making a deal with Iran. But he's been saying this for a few times with no actual results. People are getting very angry and disappointed. It's costing the Republican Party dearly. I mean, Americans and the rest of the world don't care about the war. They just care about the economy. It's what matters most. We'll see what happens in the long run.

[free-bit.co.in]

Even if the resolution doesn't pass the Senate, that doesn't mean it's "game over" for good. The midterms are only a few months away. They will determine which party retains control of one or both chambers of Congress. Imagine if Democrats win both chambers of Congress (as it's been predicted a blue wave will happen). This will curtail Trump's ability to prolong the war. He will have no other choice but to back down.

I believe the plan is to keep the war going until we're very close to the midterm elections in the US. Recently, Trump indicated that the US is close to making a deal with Iran. But he's been saying this for a few times with no actual results. People are getting very angry and disappointed. It's costing the Republican Party dearly. I mean, Americans and the rest of the world don't care about the war. They just care about the economy. It's what matters most. We'll see what happens in the long run.

According to many forecasts, the Democrats are highly likely to regain control of the House in the upcoming midterm elections. That would also somewhat limit Trump's abuse of power. But we have to wait until November, which is five months away. This is not a short period of time, and if the war drags on until then, many worse outcomes could still unfold.

Hopefully, they will find a solution to end the war soon instead of having to wait until November.

[DrBeer]

I have seen this news too, but I am not very optimistic.

To be more precise, the resolution has only cleared the House. It has not been voted on in the Senate yet, and even if it does get there, Trump can simply veto it. Both the Senate and the House are still controlled by Republicans, and most Republican lawmakers remain loyal to Trump. Therefore, do not expect this resolution to actually end the war.

There is a good chance the war will not end as soon as we hope

The reason is Iran is rich in oils and USA want to take hold of Iran resources because resources will make them more strong on the map and Iran has petroleum and Iran can grow on the earth and USA want to destroy them and if Iran will be Atomic power they will be independent and USA don't want to see any country independent and Israel want to destroy all Muslim countries And now they are watching towards Iran and there is no end of War and in the future there will be war with more intensity as we saw in the few months and USA want to make their economy strong which is possible by that method. If USA will  try to destroy they can do that if country has no army and no weapon as they did with Venezuela and they are making their own decisions.

1. If the U.S. wanted Iranian oil, they would have bought it. Seizing and holding onto countries is very costly. The days of colonialism are over, although some are still trying to actually seize other people’s territories.
2. Does Israel want to destroy all Muslim countries? I take it you have some inside information straight from Netanyahu’s office? I’ve never heard that before. And what’s more interesting,probably for you,is that a huge number of Muslims live and work in Israel. Doesn’t it create a contradiction with your words that it is precisely Muslim countries that have repeatedly tried to destroy Israel since its creation? Or is "that a different matter"?
3. Is a nuclear Iran a problem? Not at all! No one has banned them from nuclear energy!
Is Bushehr banned? But highly enriched uranium isn’t needed for nuclear power plant fuel - it’s needed for nuclear weapons. And its purpose isn’t deterrence or defense, but rather… the destruction of Israel, which is what the fanatics and the IRGC have been constantly screaming about.

4. And most importantly,the official U.S. position, is that Iran must cease its nuclear weapons program. That’s basically it. There’s not even a question of overthrowing the totalitarian, anti-people regime. What kind of "takeover of Iran" are you fantasizing about?

[Anthony Bill]

This is what people around the world want to hear from the two party that they have embrace peace. If the two party refuse to embrace peace it will make their citizens to keep experiencing what they are experiencing because it will affect economy and their educational system in the country. This ceasefire is what other Presidents of the world have be expecting from the two countries which they have finally agreed upon to ceasefire to keep to the promise to allow peace to reign.

[ndutndut]

This is what people around the world want to hear from the two party that they have embrace peace. If the two party refuse to embrace peace it will make their citizens to keep experiencing what they are experiencing because it will affect economy and their educational system in the country. This ceasefire is what other Presidents of the world have be expecting from the two countries which they have finally agreed upon to ceasefire to keep to the promise to allow peace to reign.

Of course, the world desperately wants peace especially since the war in Iran has had far-reaching impacts, particularly on energy and oil due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. In my country, the impact is already quite noticeable, especially with the recent rise in fuel prices, which will automatically increase the cost of goods sold. Furthermore, my country fiat currency has begun to weaken against the dollar which will significantly impact imports and exports.

In fact a peace agreement is close to reaching a compromise, but several points remain hotly contested between the two sides. This point concerns Iran nuclear program, as it is the most sensitive issue and to date the nuclear issue remains unresolved. The US draft also includes the option of destroying or removing enriched uranium. On the other hand Israel does not seem to want peace especially since Netanyahu has emphasized that Iran must not have nuclear weapons and is prepared to take action on its own if necessary. In essence an agreement is getting closer but the path to peace remains fraught with tension between the two countries.

[Bushdark]

This is what people around the world want to hear from the two party that they have embrace peace. If the two party refuse to embrace peace it will make their citizens to keep experiencing what they are experiencing because it will affect economy and their educational system in the country. This ceasefire is what other Presidents of the world have be expecting from the two countries which they have finally agreed upon to ceasefire to keep to the promise to allow peace to reign.

This is not the first time we have been hearing about ease fire from both parties and I think they often use the word cease fire to regroup amd and build more ammunition to continue the war.  If Trump wants to end this war, he would have done that before now, maybe since last month. Everytime we hear about 2 weeks or one week cease fire, that is not really appealing to me because I know the bombing of innocent people will continue. The world need to embrace peace and the frequent bombing of different regions is affecting the climate change. Trump needs to end the war and bring peace to the Arab nations.

[AgriTrack]

The reason is Iran is rich in oils and USA want to take hold of Iran resources because resources will make them more strong on the map and Iran has petroleum and Iran can grow on the earth and USA want to destroy them and if Iran will be Atomic power they will be independent and USA don't want to see any country independent and Israel want to destroy all Muslim countries And now they are watching towards Iran and there is no end of War and in the future there will be war with more intensity as we saw in the few months and USA want to make their economy strong which is possible by that method. If USA will  try to destroy they can do that if country has no army and no weapon as they did with Venezuela and they are making their own decisions.

Another attempt of attack on Iran while negotiation on the table was going. Trump and Israel both are greedy and want get control over the Iran resources. They truly not accepting it's nuclear strength and it's independency. With full aggression America is attacking, behind the scenes Israel and US both have closed friends and have mutual interests. They basically want to take charge of the whole world. But Iran destroy it's dictatorship thought by giving fierce reply. Iran will never agree to finished his nuclear power program at any cost because it is a factor that gives him strength against US. In the era of instability no country will be compromise for it's military or power plants. Israel on the other hand has faced backlash but even then behaving roudly and cross all the limits of humanity. But it is the fact that America and Israel both realizes that Iran is not an easy rival for them

[Abiky]

Of course, the world desperately wants peace especially since the war in Iran has had far-reaching impacts, particularly on energy and oil due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. In my country, the impact is already quite noticeable, especially with the recent rise in fuel prices, which will automatically increase the cost of goods sold. Furthermore, my country fiat currency has begun to weaken against the dollar which will significantly impact imports and exports.

In fact a peace agreement is close to reaching a compromise, but several points remain hotly contested between the two sides. This point concerns Iran nuclear program, as it is the most sensitive issue and to date the nuclear issue remains unresolved. The US draft also includes the option of destroying or removing enriched uranium. On the other hand Israel does not seem to want peace especially since Netanyahu has emphasized that Iran must not have nuclear weapons and is prepared to take action on its own if necessary. In essence an agreement is getting closer but the path to peace remains fraught with tension between the two countries.

It seems that the US and Iran have finally come to an agreement. Technical negotiations will last 60 days from now. By the looks of it, all things will be heading back to normal. I mean, Iran has more to win with this agreement than otherwise. If it complies with the terms of the agreement, the US will grant it $300 billion in frozen funds for reconstruction.

We'll have to see if Iran will keep its end, especially when it comes to something as sensitive as the "nuclear" issue. Not to mention, keeping the Strait of Hormuz open and toll-free. Any violation of the agreement will quickly trigger a response from the US. One can hope this would be a permanent end of the war. The world really needs it to proper again. Otherwise, our economy will continue to sink until AI and bots take over the world. We'll see what happens.

[fruktik]

It seems that the US and Iran have finally come to an agreement. Technical negotiations will last 60 days from now. By the looks of it, all things will be heading back to normal. I mean, Iran has more to win with this agreement than otherwise. If it complies with the terms of the agreement, the US will grant it $300 billion in frozen funds for reconstruction.

We'll have to see if Iran will keep its end, especially when it comes to something as sensitive as the "nuclear" issue. Not to mention, keeping the Strait of Hormuz open and toll-free. Any violation of the agreement will quickly trigger a response from the US. One can hope this would be a permanent end of the war. The world really needs it to proper again. Otherwise, our economy will continue to sink until AI and bots take over the world. We'll see what happens.

Trump needed this war. Why? His family and cronies made tens of billions of dollars from it. Therefore, this agreement should be viewed with a grain of salt. Now this old man will definitely not stop and will meddle in other countries. He has his eye on Cuba. War has become a political matter for him. He has realized that he has failed domestic policy and understands nothing about it, and that military conflicts are distracting society from the problems that have accumulated and are not going to resolve. Therefore, we must prepare for a new war.

[Swordsoffreedom]

Of course, the world desperately wants peace especially since the war in Iran has had far-reaching impacts, particularly on energy and oil due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. In my country, the impact is already quite noticeable, especially with the recent rise in fuel prices, which will automatically increase the cost of goods sold. Furthermore, my country fiat currency has begun to weaken against the dollar which will significantly impact imports and exports.

In fact a peace agreement is close to reaching a compromise, but several points remain hotly contested between the two sides. This point concerns Iran nuclear program, as it is the most sensitive issue and to date the nuclear issue remains unresolved. The US draft also includes the option of destroying or removing enriched uranium. On the other hand Israel does not seem to want peace especially since Netanyahu has emphasized that Iran must not have nuclear weapons and is prepared to take action on its own if necessary. In essence an agreement is getting closer but the path to peace remains fraught with tension between the two countries.

It seems that the US and Iran have finally come to an agreement. Technical negotiations will last 60 days from now. By the looks of it, all things will be heading back to normal. I mean, Iran has more to win with this agreement than otherwise. If it complies with the terms of the agreement, the US will grant it $300 billion in frozen funds for reconstruction.

We'll have to see if Iran will keep its end, especially when it comes to something as sensitive as the "nuclear" issue. Not to mention, keeping the Strait of Hormuz open and toll-free. Any violation of the agreement will quickly trigger a response from the US. One can hope this would be a permanent end of the war. The world really needs it to proper again. Otherwise, our economy will continue to sink until AI and bots take over the world. We'll see what happens.

Instead of doubting whether Iran will keep its promise, we should hope that Israel and the United States will not violate and break the agreement. Because they were the ones who wanted and caused this war, not Iran.

In addition, we still need to wait and see what those agreements contain. We cannot blame Iran if the US offers terms that only benefit them and force Iran to surrender

Once again, let us bear in mind that Iran is the nation that has been invaded. That means they need a fair deal and to get what they deserve.

[r_victory]

A new agreement has been reached, but I don't believe it will last long. The relationship is extremely fragile and, as we have seen before, any action considered contrary to what has been established is grounds for reigniting the conflict. I don't see a concrete solution in the short term and I believe the conflicts will continue to drag on.

US and Iran sign initial agreement to end war but tougher talks lie ahead

[Cookdata]

Instead of doubting whether Iran will keep its promise, we should hope that Israel and the United States will not violate and break the agreement. Because they were the ones who wanted and caused this war, not Iran.

In addition, we still need to wait and see what those agreements contain. We cannot blame Iran if the US offers terms that only benefit them and force Iran to surrender

Once again, let us bear in mind that Iran is the nation that has been invaded. That means they need a fair deal and to get what they deserve.

I have seen world leaders been foolish but US will not break this cease fire. I have watch Trump said many things on the news recently and I can tell you that this was strategically thought before they made a conclusion. A continue of this war means destabilize economy, more spending on war and may require more funds from senate to sign. Now US mid elections is coming, people are fed up already with Republicans, if Democrat get more senators, they are going to vote and impeach him.

For now, they are going to stick to their promise, there is an arrange $6B to be release to Iran on from Friday. Not sure if it's certain yet but if they release that funds, then US has officially kept to his promised and their are more promised to be fulfill within the next 60 days, there is no any of them will want to break what they fought hard to bring to peace. However, I'm not sure about Isreal, haven't heard anything from Isreal prime minister, don't know what they are doing behind scenes but I know they wouldn't try any shit anymore.

[batang_bitcoin]

A new agreement has been reached, but I don't believe it will last long. The relationship is extremely fragile and, as we have seen before, any action considered contrary to what has been established is grounds for reigniting the conflict. I don't see a concrete solution in the short term and I believe the conflicts will continue to drag on.

US and Iran sign initial agreement to end war but tougher talks lie ahead

I can't tell if this is going to last long since there were news that I've read lately that Iran reacted to what Israel did. I think the US needs to talk to Israel so that if they're all willing to end this war, there won't be anymore attacks either straight from them or to their allies. What their actions doing now isn't going to help the treaty that they all signed. It's best to make this a real treaty that's going to be permanent and make people back in their hopes again. Given the solution and deal that US-Iran gave to each other, there's still some light to this peace deal even if one of them will react violently after signing it.

[Abiky]

A new agreement has been reached, but I don't believe it will last long. The relationship is extremely fragile and, as we have seen before, any action considered contrary to what has been established is grounds for reigniting the conflict. I don't see a concrete solution in the short term and I believe the conflicts will continue to drag on.

US and Iran sign initial agreement to end war but tougher talks lie ahead

It won't last long if the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel persist. Lebanon should work in collaboration with Iran to disarm Hezbollah. Only then, peace will be ensured. If Hezbollah attacks Israel again, Iran will break the ceasefire and return to the war against the US. The agreement is very fragile. So let's not claim victory yet.

The world's going to need to find an alternative shipping route, if it wants to prevent another oil crisis. Bypass the Strait, and Iran will have no leverage to hold onto. Here's hoping for the best.