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A tentative ceasefire between Iran, the United States, and its allies has brought a temporary halt to weeks of escalating violence, offering a brief window for diplomacy in a region on the brink. Brokered after intense international pressure and rising global economic fears, the two-week truce aims to stop ongoing strikes and reopen critical shipping routes, including the Strait of Hormuz.
Yet despite the pause in fighting, uncertainty looms. Disputes over the terms of the agreement, continued military actions in parts of the region, and deep-rooted tensions between the sides have raised doubts about how long the ceasefire can hold—and whether it can evolve into lasting peace.