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U.S. and Iran Agree to Halt Strikes in Gulf Region
Officials said the United States and Iran reached an agreement to stop reciprocal strikes in the Gulf region. The same talks produced plans for a military communications hotline that has not yet been activated.
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The official stated that the parties decided to stop all kinetic activity. The agreement emerged from talks held in Switzerland last week. During those discussions, the two sides also agreed to establish a military-to-military communications hotline between the U.S. military and the IRGC.
As of yesterday, the hotline had not been established.
Officials said weekend talks in Switzerland are continuing despite earlier reports that the meetings had been canceled. The reported pause in strikes covers activity in the Gulf region and follows the Switzerland meetings.
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