This week, as Iranians thronged for the delayed funeral of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and their government resumed trading airstrikes with the United States, a fragile cease-fire between the two countries crumbled—the latest turn in a conflict entering its fifth month with no clear end in sight.
Whatever happens next will be another test for the 14-point framework negotiated only weeks ago, underpinning talks between the two countries to end the war. When asked Wednesday about the state of the truce between the two countries, President Donald Trump said, “I think it’s over.”
Still, the president left the door open
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