English Media: Attacks and Continued Negotiations After Ceasefire

Donald Trump, the U.S. President, reiterated on Friday that the ceasefire with Iran "has ended," but simultaneously stated that the United States will continue negotiations. These remarks come as heavy gunfire exchanges and violations of the ceasefire agreement outlined in the mid-June memorandum of understanding persist, yet communication channels through mediators remain active.

• **Associated Press:** Recent mysterious attacks on Iran, which no party has claimed responsibility for, occurred hours after the U.S. claimed to have ended its own attacks. These attacks, which took place late Thursday evening coinciding with preparations for the funeral of Ayatollah Syed Ali Khamenei, the deceased leader of the Islamic Revolution, targeted areas in southern Iran.
• **Modern Diplomacy Think Tank:** Donald Trump, who at the war's outset had declared the destruction of Iran's missile industry as one of the main objectives of military operations, called this demand "unfair" at the time of signing the agreement. This apparent reversal, according to analysts, demonstrates that threats are not "natural and predetermined," but rather constructed through narrative-building and continuous repetition, then reconstructed as circumstances require.. Conversely, Iran's leadership, by employing the discourse of "satanic conspiracy" and subsequently transforming the confrontation into a "sacred duty," has mobilized public opinion for [text incomplete in source]

# English Translation

**English media coverage of post-ceasefire: From mysterious attacks to ongoing negotiations**