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Airstrikes and oil sanctions leave recent truce in limbo
An exchange of airstrikes and renewed U.S. oil sanctions have left a truce reached last month between the United States and Iran in uncertain status. The agreement is not formally ended but shows limited signs of continued operation.
Jul 9, 5:56 PM·1m read1 source
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An exchange of airstrikes and the reimposition of U.S. oil sanctions have placed a truce reached last month in uncertain status. The agreement is not formally terminated, yet it shows few signs of active implementation.
Background on the truce The truce was concluded last month between the United States and Iran.
Current developments Airstrikes have occurred since the truce took effect.
U.S. oil sanctions have been reinstated during the same period.
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