does not rest. Now he has stated that the military offensive against Iran could be entering its final phase, at a time when the conflict in the Middle East keeps multiple fronts open. “It’s coming to an end” and “we’re doing very well”assured the president in an interview with NBC News collected by El Paísin a message that points to a possible de-escalation after weeks of bombings and growing tension.
However, on the ground and at the diplomatic level, the situation is far from closed. The Iranian president, Masoud Pezeshkian, has conveyed to the European Union Tehran’s willingness to end the war, but under a clear condition: guarantees that attacks against its territory will cease. This movement opens a path of negotiation, although marked by mistrust
Threats to companies and Washington’s response
In parallel, the war has also entered the economic and technological field. has announced that it will begin attacking American business interests in the Middle Eastpointing to about twenty large companies. These include technology giants such as Apple, Microsoft, Google, Intel and HP, as well as key transportation and finance companies such as Boeing, Tesla and JP Morgan.
The response from the White House has not been long in coming. From Washington they have assured that the US Army is “prepared to stop any Iranian attack”, in a direct warning against possible retaliation that could extend the conflict beyond the strictly military sphere.
Israel hardens its position
Meanwhile, Israel maintains its offensive and reinforces its regional strategy. The prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has assured that it is building new alliances with “important” countries in the Middle East to confront what it defines as the “Iranian threat”, although without detailing which actors are involved.
At the military level, the discourse is even more forceful. The Israeli Defense Minister, Israel Katz, has announced that the Army will demolish “all homes” in towns in southern Lebanon near the border.following the model applied in areas of Gaza such as Rafah or Beit Hanoun. Some statements that point to a possible expansion of military pressure in the region.
More actors enter the scene
The conflict, Far from being limited to the United States, Iran and Israel, it continues to internationalize. Britain has confirmed plans to send additional air defense equipment to support its allies in the Middle East, in a move that reflects growing concern among Western powers over possible further escalation.
With messages of openness to dialogue on the one hand and crossed threats on the other, lThe war enters a particularly delicate phase. The possibility of de-escalation coexists with a scenario in which any movement – military, economic or political – can change the course of the conflict in a matter of hours.
