Israel, Iran trade strikes for first time since truce in 'self-created nightmare for Trump'

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Israel and Iran exchanged attacks on June 8, marking the first clash since a ceasefire began two months ago, despite US calls for restraint. The renewed exchanges have heightened tensions amid stalled US-Iran talks, potentially destabilizing the fragile regional ceasefire.

Israel and Iran exchanged attacks on June 8, for the first time since the start of the ceasefire two months ago, despite US President Donald Trump calling for restraint. This comes as talks between and the US have stalled. FRANCE 24's Douglas Herbert looks at what that could mean for the future of the conflict.