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US-IRAN WAR FAR FROM OVER? MoU Article 5 Sparks Fresh Clashes, Ceasefire On Verge Of Breaking
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4:41Now PlayingBarely two weeks after signing an interim peace MoU, the United States and Iran are once again exchanging strikes over differing interpretations of Article 5. The clause, meant to ensure the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, has become the biggest obstacle to lasting peace. Tehran insists the agreement recognises its sovereign authority over the strategic waterway, while Washington demands broader international coordination to guarantee free navigation. The dispute escalated after a commercial vessel was attacked, triggering US retaliatory strikes. With nearly 20% of global seaborne oil trade passing through Hormuz, the disagreement threatens regional stability and global energy security.
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US-IRAN WAR FAR FROM OVER? MoU Article 5 Sparks Fresh Clashes, Ceasefire On Verge Of Breaking
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