US President Donald Trump estimates that the war with Iran could last “two more weeks,” “maybe three.” The president of the United States has not confirmed, on the other hand, whether it is still in force. “One way or another, we won. Either we made the right deal, or we won very easily. From a military point of view, we have already won that,” he declared Monday night (early Tuesday morning in mainland Spain) in a radio interview. The ceasefire in Iran has been put in jeopardy in recent hours by cross-attacks between Iran and the United States. This Tuesday, the Iranian army accused Washington of being responsible for the death of five civilians in an attack against two cargo ships off the coast of Oman, after Washington claimed to have destroyed Iranian speedboats. Meanwhile, the court in the Israeli city of Ashkelon has extended for six days the detention of the Spanish Saif Abukeshet and the Brazilian Thiago Ávila, the two members of the flotilla arrested without charge since their capture last Thursday in international waters near Greece.
