US Secretary of State said the war is over. Now Trump threatens more bombing. What's happening?

Aftenposten notes the confusing and contradictory signals emerging from the United States regarding the conflict with Iran. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's assertion that the war is over, with stated US objectives achieved, stands in stark contrast to the ongoing closure of the vital Strait of Hormuz and the conspicuous absence of any formal peace treaty. This discrepancy raises serious questions about the true state of affairs and the reliability of official pronouncements. Adding to the ambiguity, former President Donald Trump has weighed in via his Truth Social platform, hinting at Iran's potential agreement to unspecified terms. This cryptic statement offers little clarity and further muddies the waters. From our perspective in Norway, such a volatile and uncertain situation, particularly concerning a major global energy chokepoint like the Strait of Hormuz, demands clear and consistent communication. The lack of a definitive resolution and the conflicting messages from US leadership create an environment of instability that has far-reaching implications. The international community, and indeed the global economy, requires a clear understanding of the conflict's status and the path forward, rather than ambiguous statements and unresolved tensions.

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USA's goal has been reached and the war against Iran is over.