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Ships reignite tensions over Iran-U.S. deal
Reports indicated that Iran launched three commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz, triggering a new war between Iran and the United States. The attack resulted in the destruction of a Qatari natural gas tanker and damage to other vessels. The military operation provoked strong reactions within the Iranian leadership, as Iranian President Masoud Beshkeziyan accused intelligence official Hussein Taaib of being behind the attack. It was revealed that the operation was conducted independently of official authority and without the approval of the higher leadership, leading to the failure of efforts to end the war with the West and resume negotiations. In response, Washington carried out airstrikes on Iran. The crisis has also caused intense internal conflicts within Iran’s leadership, with meetings marked by accusations and fears of a full-scale military escalation. This escalation exemplifies rising tensions in the region and underscores how covert operations and Iran’s complicated internal situation complicate the management of foreign policy and security.
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