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The United States has stopped launching attacks on Iran for about two weeks, following a series of strikes that lasted 13 nights, aimed at paving the way for diplomatic talks led by Oman regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and easing regional tensions. This came after President Donald Trump refused to carry out plans for new strikes on Iran, amid concerns about escalating the conflict, depleting military resources, and the impact on global energy supplies and the economy. Meanwhile, negotiations between Oman and Iran continue positively, with indications that diplomatic efforts are making progress, while the U.S. military maintains its naval blockade of Iran and keeps its forces on alert in case of any potential escalation.
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