Shargh examined recent regional developments and the growing risk of conflict. According to the paper, new developments in the Iran-US dispute point to rising military tensions and mutual threats. On one side, President Trump reportedly removed JD Vance from a negotiating role related to Iran. On the other, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with his political rival Gadi Eisenkot
Together with several recent developments, the meeting has fueled speculation about the possibility of renewed hostilities. Developments over the past 48 hours indicate growing distrust and an increased risk of confrontation. However, it remains impossible to identify a clear timeline for any return to war. Tehran continues to insist on its positions, Washington remains divided between pressure and diplomacy, and Tel Aviv is closely monitoring security developments. Under these conditions, military preparedness and the possibility of surprise operations remain among the most important factors that could influence events in the coming days.
Resalat: A war that created a new challenge for Washington
Resalat analyzed how another conflict could further complicate the position of the US. The paper wrote that Qatar s mediation efforts to end tensions are continuing, but Washington has not accepted Iran s ceasefire proposal. Regional and American actors have also expressed doubts about the prospects for a quick agreement.
