Iran and the United States have returned to exchanging attacks after a month of pause. On Monday morning, new confrontations between both countries were recorded, marking the end of the pause that had been maintained during August.
During the month of July, the United States and Iran were exchanging bombings almost daily in the Strait of Hormuz, which represented a period of constant tension between both nations.
The resumption of attacks occurs in a context of economic pressure on Tehran, which adds an additional dimension to the conflict between both countries.
