Washington and Tehran's ceasefire ending

The ceasefire between Washington and Tehran faces an imminent halt as disagreements escalate over the interpretation of the memorandum of understanding that was signed. The main dispute centers on control of the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear issue. Washington demands that Iran’s contributions be limited to securing maritime navigation and removing explosive devices, while Iran insists on full control over the strait—a stance rejected by the United States and regional countries. Analyses suggest that Iran’s continued rigidity and its insistence on high demands could lead to a potential military escalation, with Iran relying on escalation as a means of pressuring the United States. There are warnings that such steps could result in a broader crisis affecting the region and the world.

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