Iran is bombed again by the US, and tension is mounting in the Middle East
The attack has again hampered ceasefire negotiations following the June 17 memorandum, while Trump has threatened to step up military action and "end the work" he has begun.
Theoffensive is a new blow to the memorandum agreed on June 17 and exacerbates the crisis in the Middle East. Meanwhile, Donald Trumphas threatened Tehran with military action, saying he will finish the "work"he has begun.
According to the president, Iran missed the opportunity to respect the ceasefire with Friday's attacks, which broke the deal with a drone attack on an oil tanker, while Iranhas accused the US of violating the memorandum and defended its attacks as " just defense . "
Coinciding with the offensive, Donald Trump has held Tehran responsible for breaking the deal and warned that the country could pursue its new military campaign. The US president has assured that if Tehran persists in its attacks, it will end the "work" undertakenby Washington, and the Islamic Republic "will cease to exist."
At this juncture, the agreement betweenthe two countries on 17 June, the cessation of attacks and free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, also increases uncertainty about Iran's nuclear program and removes hope for stability in the region.
Iran goes to the UN
Tehran has denounced on Sunday that the US has violated the memorandum between the two countries following new bombings in southern Iran, pointing outthat the attacks violate cordon and the UN Charter and calling forUNintervention.
On the other hand, the Iranian Government has ensured that it will respond militarily to any attacks on its territory and has insisted that they will be in defence of sovereignty .
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