On the 10th local time, we learned that US Central Command spokesman Tim Hawkins said that after President Trump announced the end of the cease-fire with Iran, there are currently “no operational updates.” Trump posted a post on a social networking platform on the same day that the US had clearly informed Iran that “the cease-fire is over.” When asked if the end of the cease-fire meant that the US military would restart aerial bombing, Hawkins said he would not predict future actions. However, he said that the US military stationed in the region is still “alert, lethal, and ready to carry out the actions ordered by the Commander-in-Chief.”

On the 10th local time, we learned that US Central Command spokesman Tim Hawkins said that after President Trump announced the end of the cease-fire with Iran, there are currently “no operational updates.” Trump posted a post on a social networking platform on the same day that the US had clearly informed Iran that “the cease-fire is over.” When asked if the end of the cease-fire meant that the US military would restart aerial bombing, Hawkins said he would not predict future actions. However, he said that the US military stationed in the region is still “alert, lethal, and ready to carry out the actions ordered by the Commander-in-Chief.”