Trump and Khamenei's Two-Week Iran Ceasefire Nears Collapse Amid Shifting Alliances

Trump and Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei agreed to a two-week ceasefire aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

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The American public remained skeptical, with only 27% approval of the strikes that sparked the conflict.

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Israel pulled out of the three-way coalition that had included Turkey and Egypt.

The ceasefire exposed fractures within the regional coalition assembled to counter Iran.

Israel announced it was pulling out of the three-way votes with Turkey and Egypt.

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Turkey and Egypt responded by moving to broaden engagement across the Gulf.

The ceasefire's practical challenges soon came into focus.

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Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, but tensions remained high.

Oil prices fell below $100 a barrel after spiking early in the conflict.

Coverage of the ceasefire diverged sharply across sources and regions.

Western outlets emphasized Trump's framing and tactical withdrawal.

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Iranian outlets highlighted themes of resilience and the ceasefire as a defensive pivot.