"Donald Trump threatened last week that Iran would be bombed at a "much higher level and intensity than it was before" if it did not agree to terms - but faces pressure at home to wind down the conflict and seek approval from Congress to continue strikes."
"With no clear end to the war in sight, here are the key sticking points still blocking a peace deal."
Donald Trump warned that Iran would face bombing at a higher level and intensity if it did not accept new terms. Pressure is building domestically to reduce the conflict and to obtain approval from Congress before continuing strikes. The absence of a clear end point keeps negotiations from reaching a peace deal. Key sticking points remain unresolved, preventing agreement on terms that would halt hostilities and establish a durable settlement. The situation continues to hinge on whether Iran accepts demands and whether the U.S. can sustain its military approach under political and legal constraints at home.
Read at Irish Independent
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