Trump insists on negotiations after Iran announces suspension

American President Donald Trump stated this Monday (1st) that Iran has not yet officially informed the American government about the suspension of negotiations related to the end of the conflict.

Still, Trump signaled that there would be no problem waiting until an acceptable agreement was reached.

Iranian state media had previously reported that Iran would suspend negotiations efforts in protest against Israeli attacks in Lebanon, which continued even after the ceasefire.

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According to the Iranian state agency, the country would no longer respect the ceasefire as long as the United States and Israel did not respect it either, classifying Israeli attacks in Lebanon as violations of the agreement.

Trump changes tone on negotiations
Previously, Trump had stated that he believed Iran wanted to reach a deal.

Afterwards, however, he published a new message stating that the United States and Iran had talked excessively and that silence would be more productive and could last for a long time.

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The American leader also made it clear that this did not mean that the United States would "throw bombs everywhere".

Trump faces pressure to end the conflict, which has had an impact on inflation and gasoline prices in the United States.

Netanyahu pushes for escalation against Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that he informed Trump that Israel will attack what he called "terrorist targets" if Hezbollah does not stop its attacks on Israeli cities.

Netanyahu also stated that Israel's defense forces will continue to operate as planned in southern Lebanon, with threats to escalate attacks to the Lebanese capital.

Israel justifies military actions in Lebanon as a response to attacks perpetrated by Hezbollah, an armed group financed by Iran.

Information gathered by CNN over the past few weeks indicates that Netanyahu has been pressuring Trump for the United States to resume fighting against Iran, arguing that the two countries should intensify attacks on Iranian military and civilian infrastructure, with the aim of weakening the regime and, eventually, overthrowing it.

Hezbollah accepts proposal for expanded ceasefire
Amid growing tensions, the Lebanese embassy in Washington reported that Hezbollah has accepted a proposal from the United States for a mutual cessation of hostilities, to be expanded to all Lebanese territory.

According to a statement released by the Lebanese presidency, the agreement initially provides for Israel to stop attacking the southern suburbs of Beirut in exchange for the interruption of Hezbollah attacks against Israel.

A deputy from Hezbollah - an armed group that also has political representation in the Lebanese parliament - declared support for a total ceasefire across Lebanon as a preliminary step towards the withdrawal of Israeli troops.

However, Netanyahu reiterated that Israel will not cease attacks, maintaining the position that military operations will continue.

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Source: CNN