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Dueling Claims
Just over 24 hours after Washington and Tehran agreed to a two-week ceasefire, Iran's parliamentary speaker accused the US of violating three of Tehran's conditions.
“Iran's parliamentary speaker accused the U.S. of violating the two-week ceasefire agreement”
Impasses emerged around Israel's attacks in Lebanon, a drone incursion into Iranian airspace, and the denial of Iran's right to enrich uranium.
Vice President Vance said ceasefires are always messy and insisted the ceasefire does not include Lebanon.
Iran's Foreign Minister blamed Israel for dragging the US into war.
Pakistan insisted Lebanon was covered in the ceasefire.
The Strait of Hormuz remained a point of contention.
Israel-Lebanon Fighting
At least 182 people were killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon after Israel refused to halt operations against Hezbollah.
The International Committee of the Red Cross said it was outraged by the devastating death and destruction.
Close to 1.1 million Lebanese had been displaced since early March.
The chaos fractured the diplomatic moment.
Strait of Hormuz Uncertainty
The Strait of Hormuz became a central test of the ceasefire's resilience.
“Iran said passage through the Strait of Hormuz will be allowed if vessels coordinate with its armed forces”
Iran said passage would be allowed if vessels coordinate with its armed forces.
The White House demanded the strait be irreversibly opened.
Over 100,000 people had fled coastal Iranian cities after strikes.
The Atlantic Council framed the war as a high-risk gamble.