US military says it's ready to resume Iran fighting if diplomacy fails

Reuters·Apr 8

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The US military is prepared to resume fighting with Iran if diplomatic efforts fail. A ceasefire between the US and Iran is currently in place, but its stability is uncertain, with the situation complicated by involvement from other countries in the region, including Israel and the UAE. The status of a potential US-Iran deal and the resolution of the conflict remain unclear.

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