Since last February, Israel and the United States had been carrying out attacks on Iran. Last month, while Israel stepped back from direct attacks, the United States alone attacked Iran. Iran also carried out attacks on American bases in the Gulf. At present, both countries have stopped the attacks.
Last month, U.S. President Donald Trump had gone to Turkey to attend a NATO meeting. Even as he was traveling to Turkey, he went very secretly amid threats from Iran. Trump used a jet aircraft donated by Qatar to travel to Ankara.
But when he unexpectedly left Turkey, he used an old Air Force plane, and that plane was very small. The question has arisen whether he used the old small plane because he had doubts about the safety of the new plane, or because he was afraid of Iran and used the old small plane. People say that after the conference ended in Turkey, he arrived as if he had fled from there out of fear of Iran.

U.S. media outlets have reported that, assuming there was a possibility of an Iranian attack if he arrived in Ankara in a regular security vehicle, he secretly hid in a truck carrying food from the conference venue to Ankara Airport and reached the airport. After arriving, he did not use the plane that had come from the United States; instead, he used another plane and went to his country.
Regarding this, U.S. Communications Director Steve Cheung said, ''The jet donated by Qatar is equipped with top-level security protocols to ensure the safety of the president and his staff. As the president recently said, many of America’s enemies have their eyes on him. And we are using every tool at our disposal to address those threats," Cheung said.
Meanwhile, instead of carrying out a military attack on Iran, the United States President Trump has said that the country will be subjected to economic pressure in every possible way. This is completely different from his earlier stance. Until now, he had been repeatedly threatening to attack Iran.
But now, having given up the threats, Trump has started talking about economic pressure. He has also backed down from his position by saying that instead of talking about nuclear weapons, they could make a deal by discussing the opening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Even so, Iran appears to be firm in its decision not to talk with the United States. As a result, tensions continue to persist.
