A War Paused, Not Ended: How Quiet Diplomacy Paved The Path To Iran-Israel ‘Ceasefire’ | World News
New Delhi/Washington/Doha: The battlefield may become silent, but the war has not really ended. US President Donald Trump declared a “complete and total” ceasefire between Israel and Iran late on Monday – 12 -day strikes, speeches and shadow war, which pushed the region to the threshold, ended.
Behind the curtain, this fragile pause was mediated not only with military Backanneels, but through silent phone calls, regional mediation and strategic calculation from all sides. A senior US official confirmed that Trump was personally speaking to Trump’s Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to bring Iran to the ship under a condition that Iran should not strike again.
On the other side, Qatar stepped into the picture. Prime Minister Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdulrahman Al Thani reportedly received his approval during a call with the best Iranian authorities of Tehran. Acting as a channel, Qatar Emir was transferred to Iran, where Israel accepted the conditions.
But the ceasefire seems to be staged, not immediately. Trump’s message implied that ongoing operations were allowed to be completed. “With the assumption that everything works as it should be,” he said.
Tehran confirmed the agreement, but Israel has not yet officially commented. Government ministers in Jerusalem were asked not to talk to the media. In the meantime, the Israeli military sources, the army radio reported that the alarm was triggered near the Golan Hills, even if the last 24 hours in Tehran published two evacuation warnings.
Signals remain mixed. Hours before Trump’s ceasefire announcement, Israel said that they were preparing to wrap strikes in Iran. But it looks very little calm. The night sky is illuminated by the gleam of pointing and anti -air systems.
The conflict released major shelters of US bombers last weekend to Iran’s underground nuclear facilities and participated in Israel’s targeted campaign. Iran did not retaliate for an air strike at a US base, and also warned Washington in advance – an unusual gesture in the modern war.
Trump thanked Iran for prior notification and stressed that the aim of America was not to start a war to eliminate the nuclear threat. However, a social media post on Sunday drew a darker picture. He explained to the public by lifting the eyebrows even in his own circle.
Israel’s targets went beyond arms sites. The strikes on the prison of the famous house of Tehran and the government compounds pointed to a broader intention to shake the foundations of Iran’s power organization.
Markets responded instantly. As the fear of supply deduction decreased, oil futures fell. The US stocks progressed upwards in trade after the clock and reflected the optimism in which the rise was limited.
However, observers remain cautious. The ceasefire can continue, but very few believe that the section is closed. As a regional analyst said, he said, “This is not a peace agreement. This is a time -out”.
In the coming days, the eyes will stay in Tehran, Tel Aviv and Washington, not only for words, but for silent movements that speak loudly than announcements.
