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US and Iran swap strikes as ceasefire hangs by a thread

US and Iran swap strikes as ceasefire hangs by a thread
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US President Donald Trump has canceled planned military strikes against Iran, citing an imminent peace deal approved by multiple international partners. Despite the de-escalation, a naval blockade on Iran remains in effect until the agreement is finalized.

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This represents a significant shift in Middle Eastern geopolitical stability and US foreign policy, potentially averting a major regional conflict.

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Hours after promising to hit Iran "very hard," US President Trump has said he canceled the attacks, but added a naval blockade would remain in place. Follow DW for more.

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The article reports on official statements and events from multiple sides, maintaining a neutral tone regarding the administration's actions.

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