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Has the US-Iran peace agreement ended? Strong warning from Iranian Supreme Leader, tension increases in Gulf region
Samira Vishwas | July 20, 2026 12:24 PM CST

Dubai. The tension between the United States and Iran seems to be reaching its peak once again. Supreme leader of Iran after recent military action between the two countries Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei Giving a strong message to America, Washington has said that if the attacks continue, Washington will get a reply which it will not be able to forget for a long time. He also termed the agreement signed by US President Donald Trump as completely invalid and ineffective.

Fear of conflict increased amid military action

Military activities between Iran and America have intensified in recent times. Claims are being made by both sides of attacks on each other’s targets. Iran says that if America does not stop its actions, its allies will also take joint retaliatory measures. Due to this, there is a possibility of increasing instability in the entire West Asia.




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    Has the agreement reached a month ago now become ineffective?

    About a month ago, a peace agreement was signed between the two countries with the aim of reducing tension, but now questions are being raised on its future. Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran Kazem Garibabadi Said on state television that the US had violated the terms of the agreement. According to him, when the agreement is not respected by the other side, Iran no longer considers itself bound by its terms.

    Increased concern regarding the Strait of Hormuz

    Strategically important after this stance of Iran strait of hormuz Concern has also increased regarding. A large part of the world’s crude oil passes through this sea route, which is considered important for global energy supply. At the same time, the US Army has been claiming to target Iran’s alleged weapons stockpiles for several days, which has further deepened the regional tension.

    Attack on oil plant and water treatment center in Kuwait

    Kuwait is also reported to have suffered damage in the missile attacks on Saturday. According to reports, a major oil plant and a plant that makes sea water potable were targeted. Kuwait Petroleum Corporation According to , many people have been injured in the oil installation, while the fire in the water purification plant affected the operation of many units to power generation.

    Fear of drinking water crisis

    Kuwait meets a large portion of its drinking water needs through seawater purification plants. In such a situation, the possibility of water supply being affected due to such damage has increased. Due to security reasons, a temporary ban has also been imposed on the operation of some flights in the country.

    Gulf Cooperation Council held Iran responsible

    Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) General Secretary of Jassem Mohammed Al-Budawi has strongly condemned the attacks on civilian facilities. He held Iran responsible for these incidents and said that targeting civilian infrastructure is a serious violation of international humanitarian law. After his statement, diplomatic rhetoric in the region has become more intense.

    keep an eye on the entire area

    The growing conflict between the US and Iran has raised new concerns about the security of West Asia, global energy supplies and maritime trade. Experts believe that if the tension between the two sides does not subside, it could affect the entire world oil market and regional stability.


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