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U.S. and Iran Pause Hostilities | Baton Rouge News
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After nearly two weeks of escalating strikes between the U.S. and Iran, both sides have paused hostilities — a rare and significant moment amid rising global tensions. The U.S. hasn’t explained its halt, but officials hint President Trump is buying time for diplomacy. Iran followed suit after U.S. strikes on its bases, which caused casualties. Mediators from Oman and others are working behind the scenes to revive the June interim deal, with talks centering on easing shipping restrictions through the Strait of Hormuz — a move that could ease global energy pressures and rising gas prices. Meanwhile, Israeli PM Netanyahu heads to Washington to back Trump’s Iran pressure, hoping for a peaceful resolution.
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