The US-Iran ceasefire that never was and never will be

The article explores the cyclical nature of US-Iran relations, highlighting how temporary ceasefires are quickly overshadowed by the persistent underlying tensions that drive conflict. Despite ceremonial agreements, the entrenched logic of rivalry ensures that any truce is short-lived. This ongoing dynamic underscores the complexities and futility of seeking lasting peace in a deeply entrenched geopolitical struggle, suggesting that without addressing the root causes, any ceasefire is merely a temporary reprieve rather than a genuine resolution.