Iran war: 100 days on, a costly stalemate
Summary
One hundred days after President Donald Trump started Operation Epic Fury against Iran, the conflict has continued longer than expected. The war caused over 7,000 deaths, many people to flee their homes, and serious economic problems, including nearly closing the Strait of Hormuz and raising oil prices.Key Facts
- The conflict began with Operation Epic Fury, launched by President Donald Trump.
- More than 7,000 people have died during the fighting.
- Many people have been displaced, meaning they had to leave their homes.
- The Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route for oil, is almost closed.
- Oil prices have increased sharply because of the conflict.
- There is a fragile ceasefire, but fighting still happens.
- Iran has resisted more than expected.
- Nuclear talks between the sides have stopped.
- Public dislike of the war is growing, putting pressure on President Trump.
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