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President Donald Trump officially notified Congress that the United States has resumed military operations against Iran, marking a significant escalation in the long-standing conflict. In a letter dated July 10, Trump communicated this development, emphasizing that recent U.S. military actions included "defensive strikes" on July 7 against Iranian targets. This notification grants the Trump administration a new 60-day window to conduct military operations.
The announcement follows the end of a fragile ceasefire that had previously been negotiated, with Trump declaring the prior agreement "over." The implications of this renewed conflict have prompted various responses, including increased pressure on Tehran and expectations of a blockade on Iranian ports. The announcement coincides with Trump’s attendance at a NATO summit in Ankara, where he characterized the atmosphere among member nations as filled with "love" and "unity." As tensions rise, the conflict's renewed intensity has also affected market perceptions, leading analysts to reassess their outlook on regional stability.
14 July
Trump announces a 60-day extension for military operations in Iran to Congress.
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