Ceasefire Shaken as Iran Attacks UAE, Tests Strait of Hormuz
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Iran launched missiles and drones at the UAE for a second day, drawing regional condemnation while the U.S.-led Project Freedom aims to safeguard commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz; officials say the ceasefire largely holds for now, with CENTCOM directing vessels to turn back and others transiting under escort, as Saudi Arabia, Germany, South Korea and China weigh diplomacy and possible involvement amid ongoing regional tensions.
- Live Updates: Iran ceasefire holding for now, Hegseth says, after Iran attacks UAE, ships in Strait of Hormuz CBS News
- Iran War Live Updates: Trump Suggests U.S.-Iran Cease-Fire Remains Despite Strait of Hormuz Escalations The New York Times
- Hegseth says battle for Hormuz is ‘separate and distinct' from the Iran war Politico
- Hegseth downplays effort to open Hormuz Strait as 'temporary mission' USA Today
- Ship Stranded for Weeks Exits Persian Gulf Under U.S. Protection The New York Times
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