Hormuz Stalemate Deepens as U.S.-Iran Clash Shows No End in Sight
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Diplomacy to resolve the U.S.-Iran war around the Strait of Hormuz has stalled, with fighting continuing as Washington resumes a naval blockade and Tehran conducts missile and drone strikes on U.S.-allied bases. Mediators report little progress toward a ceasefire after a recent memorandum, and both sides accuse each other of violations. The U.S. maintains a strong regional posture—with carriers and thousands of troops—while observers warn the conflict could drag on without a clear peace process.
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