The head of Iran’s judiciary has warned that the conflict with the United States could resume, underscoring the fragile nature of the current ceasefire. Judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei said the likelihood of renewed U.S. military action remains significant and stressed that Iran must stay fully prepared for possible escalation.
His remarks come as tensions remain high and diplomatic efforts struggle to secure a lasting agreement. With the ceasefire nearing its end, both sides have exchanged accusations and signals of potential renewed confrontation.
Iranian officials have emphasized readiness to respond to any aggression, while uncertainty over negotiations continues to grow. Analysts note that despite ongoing talks, the situation remains volatile, with both countries preparing for either diplomacy or a return to conflict.
Overall, the warning highlights the instability of the ceasefire and the real possibility that fighting could resume if diplomatic efforts fail.
