Military operations in the Middle East continue, escalating tensions in the region and causing concern among the international community. Military strikes and retaliation by both sides—the US and Israel on one side, and Iran on the other—continue to affect not only the countries of the region, but also the global economic situation.

Armenian News-NEWS.am presents below a brief overview of the main events that took place in the Middle East on Sunday night US President Donald Trump announced that Iran has agreed to most of the demands for an end to the conflict brokered by Washington. Iran has agreed with them on that plan. The US asked for 15 points, and it will, in fact, ask for a few more, the American leader said.

US President Donald Trump believes that the American operation in Iran has already led to regime change in the country, and the latter’s new leadership is “reasonable.” The Pentagon has deployed several hundred special forces to the Middle East, The New York Times reported, citing two US military officials. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced new strikes on “high-value” American targets.

“The disruption of US radar and logistics, as well as the increasing number of casualties, continue. Given Iran’s dominance in reconnaissance and strike operations, the United States has no choice but to withdraw from Iran’s borders. Other high-value targets will be added to this list soon,” the respective statement said.