Truce in jeopardy as Iran-US clashes threaten the Hormuz chokepoint
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A month-long ceasefire between Iran and the United States is under renewed strain as Iran reportedly fires missiles at the UAE while US forces push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz; Washington says the truce remains intact, but violence has escalated and only two US-flagged ships have crossed so far. Pakistan-mediated peace talks continue amid rising global oil disruption and domestic political pressure over fuel prices in both countries.
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