🌍 Trump vuelve a la guerra con Irán mientras revelan un supuesto plan para asesinarlo

US President Donald Trump announced the end of the ceasefire agreement reached with Iran last June and confirmed that his administration will continue negotiations with Tehran, despite considering the truce no longer valid. The decision comes amid a renewed military escalation in the Persian Gulf, a key region for international oil trade. Through his social media account, Truth Social, Trump asserted that it was Iran that requested the resumption of talks and affirmed that Washington agreed to do so. However, he made it clear that "the ceasefire is over," following the recent attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and the US airstrikes, events that have increased tensions between the two countries. In the last two days, clashes in the region have left at least 14 people dead in Iranian territory, according to reports. For its part, the Tehran government maintains that US military actions have nullified fundamental aspects of the memorandum of understanding signed on June 17 to end the conflict and open negotiations on its nuclear program. INTERNATIONAL CONCERN The renewed crisis between the United States and Iran is generating concern in international markets, as the Strait of Hormuz is one of the main routes for global crude oil transport. Analysts warn that a prolonged conflict could drive up oil prices again and, consequently, fuel costs in various countries.