2026-08-28
14 分钟Good morning.
Six months into the war with Iran, both sides are damaged and talks are at a standstill.
I think it's very clear that the Americans have not achieved their objective,
while the Iranians have become a weaker country.
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It's Friday, August 28th.
I'm Yasmeen Khan in for Shumita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
When President Trump launched a war with Iran in February,
killing its supreme leader and urging Iranians to overthrow their government,
he claimed the conflict would last several weeks at most.
But it's been six months now.
The regime in place has shown no real signs of backing down.
A June ceasefire to find an off-ramp to the war hasn't led to a lasting agreement.
Now, there's a deadlock in talks,
and the Trump administration is hoping that economic pressure, instead of strikes,
will move the needle toward ending the conflict.
Both countries are worse off from this war.
And when you listen to what the Trump administration aimed to accomplish,