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U.S. and Iran Repeatedly Shift Between War and Peace
After months of escalating conflict between the United States and Iran, a temporary cease-fire was agreed upon in April, reducing hostilities temporarily and allowing negotiations to take place. Despite the truce, clashes resumed over control of the Strait of Hormuz, including attacks on ships and military responses, leading to fluctuating periods of calm and renewed fighting. In mid-June, both countries announced an agreement to cease hostilities for 60 days and lifted some blockade measures, but the deal was fragile and faced frequent violations, with attacks continuing into July. The violence escalated again with renewed Iranian attacks and U.S. strikes, bringing the two nations close to all-out war before further pauses in fighting.
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