The ink had barely dried on the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran when the region plunged back into chaos. Brokered with bold confidence by US President Donald Trump, the truce was hailed on Monday night as a diplomatic masterstroke. By Tuesday morning, it had become a delicate thread threatening to snap. What happened? Israel’s early Tuesday strike on a radar facility north of Tehran prompted immediate outrage in Iran. Although Prime Minister Netanyahu claimed restraint after a call with Trump, Iranian missiles fired in retaliation—some intercepted, others not—threw the agreement into doubt. Trump, visibly furious aboard Air Force One…
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A. Joshua Adedeji
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