Iran-Israel-U.S. Standoff Persists in Low‑Intensity Violence After Nominal Cease‑Fire

The cease‑fire announced two months ago was described as nominal. Iran, Israel and the United States have not fully halted hostilities. Instead, they have settled into a pattern of low‑intensity violence. Skirmishes, drone strikes and limited engagements continue across the region. The fighting has become the new normal for the parties involved. Observers warn the ongoing tension keeps the world in a precarious state. The lack of a clear resolution stalls diplomatic efforts. Analysts say the situation could flare into broader conflict if not addressed.