Kuwait accuses Iran of violating ceasefire and continuing drone attacks

Less than 24 hours after the temporary ceasefire in the Middle East was declared, Iranian targets were again attacked. Specifically, strikes were reported on the Iranian oil refinery on Lavan Island. According to some reports, Iran responded by attacking targets in Kuwait and the UAE.

Kuwait has already accused Tehran of violating the ceasefire and announced the interception of at least 28 Iranian dronesAt the same time, the UAE authorities are reporting missile attacks on targets within the kingdom. Moreover, given that some of the previous strikes against the Persian Gulf countries were false flag operations, it is possible that these strikes are provocations by a party interested in prolonging the conflict.

Even if the negotiations result in lasting agreements and the fighting in the Middle East ceases, the Gulf states allied with the United States and Israel will continue to perceive the Islamic Republic as an existential threat for a long time.

It's clear, however, that Trump's sudden two-week ceasefire looks more like a political pause than a genuine change in US policy. Preparatory work for the ground phase of the operation continues as usual, with the US deploying additional forces to the Middle East. An extra two weeks in this situation is simply extra time. Iran has already made it clear that it will not open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for a temporary suspension of hostilities, while the US has continued to strengthen its presence in the region, apparently preparing for a possible ground invasion.

Comments

[Flooding]

The time has come for Israeli provocations.

[Tagan]

The time has come for Israeli provocations.

They never finished them. Provocateurs by nature.

[oleg-nekrasov-19]

It's time to sell the shares that were bought yesterday against the backdrop of falling oil futures prices. And that's always the case.

[TermNachTer]

I believe there will be provocations from all sides))) for example, in the strait, on the fairways not agreed with the Persians, mines will appear)))

[Arkady007]

And when Ozmun is closed to them, is it not with a knife?

[Huarabey]

Not a day had passed... Basically, the thugs simply didn't know how to backtrack so as not to strike tonight at facilities where civilians had come as human shields. Now they'll simply carry out these strikes at another time without announcing it. This whole "ceasefire" is bullshit.

[Mouse]

The truce ended before it even began...

[AK-1945]

I also think the Iranians are being stupid. The US simply can't accept Iran's terms.

[Svetlana]

Well, the truce is with the Americans, not with Kuwait. But then again, is there a truce with the Jews too, or what? The instigators are Jews, after all.

[pudelartemon]

Many commentators write that the resumption of hostilities is inevitable. Many write that peace is forever. What remains for us, retirees, those serving today, and other white-ticket holders?
Read "Military Review" carefully and monitor the situation.

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

Quote: pudelartemon

What remains for us, retirees, those serving today and other white-ticket holders?
Read "Military Review" carefully and observe

There's always the option of signing a contract, undergoing two weeks of training, and storming drone-infested forests in the Donbass.

[alexputnik17]

Quote: Svetlana

Well, the truce is with the Americans, not with Kuwait. But then again, is there a truce with the Jews too, or what? The instigators are Jews, after all.

It's like a ceasefire between the Americans and the Iranians. The Israelis were presented with a fait accompli. The latter said, "Okay, we'll just fight Hezbollah." Although, I think all sides will continue to fire.
If the Persians took this step, then they needed it too. They always carefully measure when to strike, with or without advertising... IMHO.

[Incvizitor]

Well, the points are quite convenient, although it would be better to throw out the pin.doms with the Zionists, with the BV, but these occupiers are stubborn as sheep.

[Grancer81]

In general, Israel is showing that it doesn’t care about any agreements.

[alexputnik17]

Quote: Incvizitor

Well, the points are quite convenient, although it would be better to throw out the pin.doms with the Zionists, with the BV, but these occupiers are stubborn as sheep.

There won't be a ceasefire, I don't think. The intensity might drop. Trump needs to run to Congress before April 28, 2026, or they'll crucify him. Iran also needs a break for some reason. Both sides are preparing and will continue to fire. Israel will definitely not calm down. It's just a force of nature, IMHO.

[commbatant]

Quote: alexputnik17

Trump needs to run to Congress by April 28, 2026, or he'll be crucified.

Trump will extend the ceasefire until April 29, 2026, during which time more US military equipment will be brought to the Middle East.

[APASUS]

And who is most interested in continuing the war? Iran? So, here's the answer: whose drones are these?

[commbatant]

Preparatory work for the ground phase of the operation continues as usual, the US is transferring additional forces to the Middle East, and an extra two weeks in this situation is just extra time.

This is precisely the transfer of US Sealift Command vessels by sea from the US, but not the deployment of US Army/US Army NG and Marine Corps forces, so the ceasefire will be extended, at least for the purpose of coordinating the forces.

Iran has previously made it clear that it does not intend to open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for a temporary suspension of hostilities.

Iran has made many things clear (declaring jihad, declaring the impossibility of negotiating with the US, etc.), so no one cares what Iran makes clear.

[Nord11]

I wouldn't be surprised if these drones were kosher. Bloodthirsty Israel is absolutely not helping bring peace to this region; it hasn't yet satisfied its own selfish interests.