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The United States, Israel, and Iran reached a two-week ceasefire agreement on April 7, which President Donald Trump extended indefinitely on April 21. The update below includes information since JINSA’s last update as of May 14 at 11:30 am ET.

Click here to download the JINSA Insight Operation Epic Fury has significantly degraded Iran’s military capabilities, but the gains will not hold if China is permitted to rebuild them. Beijing has been one of Iran’s most consequential external backers—supplying Tehran

Hegseth Argues for Strong Pentagon War Budget as U.S. Bolsters Iran Pressure

The Trump administration is intensifying pressure on Iran through military force, economic pressure, and growing international support, yet the financial cost is rising steeply. … Meanwhile, Yoni Tobin of the Jewish Institute for National Security of America noted that American

Trump Faces Split Among Retired U.S. Commanders Over Whether To Resume Iran Strikes

President Donald Trump said the ceasefire with Iran is on “massive life support,” as retired U.S. commanders and national security experts are increasingly split whether Washington should resume military operations against Tehran or avoid what critics warn could become another prolonged Middle