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İran-İsrail krizinde 100. gün: Trump'ın ateşkes çağrısıyla gerilim düştü, nükleer anlaşma sinyali

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İran ile ABD ve İsrail arasında Mart ayında başlayan ve 100. günü geride bırakan çatışma süreci, son günlerde yeniden tırmandı. İsrail ve İran karşılıklı füze saldırılarının ardından eski ABD Başkanı Donald Trump'ın 'derhal ateşkes' çağrısı üzerine geri adım attı. İsrail Başbakanı Binyamin Netanyahu çatışmalara ara verildiğini doğrulasa da gelecekteki saldırılara sert karşılık verileceği uyarısında bulundu. Trump yönetimi bir yandan askeri gerilimi düşürmeye çalışırken, diğer yandan İran'ın nükleer programına ilişkin uzun vadeli bir anlaşmaya yaklaşıldığının sinyalini verdi. Başkan Yardımcısı JD Vance, ABD'nin çıkarlarının İsrail'inkinden ayrıştığını belirterek nükleer müzakerelerde ilerleme kaydedildiğini duyurdu. Krizin ekonomik yansımaları sürerken, İngiliz perakende devi WH Smith havalimanlarındaki müşteri kaybını gerekçe göstererek kâr uyarısı yaptı. Mart ayından bu yana İsrail saldırılarında 3 bin 600'den fazla kişi yaşamını yitirdi. Diplomatik çabaların yoğunlaştığı bu dönemde ateşkesin kalıcılığı ve olası nükleer anlaşmanın şartları belirsizliğini koruyor.

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