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Why Donald Trump says the Iran ceasefire is over
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19:14Now PlayingThe United States and Iran are trading strikes again as Donald Trump turns to his weapon of choice - sitting down at press conferences and calling people names.
America’s insulter-in-chief has used a NATO summit to say Iran are "sick people" and "scum" and that the ceasefire is now "over".
It was a fragile agreement that has broken down after tankers were targeted in the Strait of Hormuz - so who is to blame for the latest violence? What next for the ceasefire and could we soon see a return to all-out war?
Niall Paterson is joined by Sky’s military analyst Michael Clarke.
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