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The U.S.-Iran MoU is not a peace treaty but a strategic pause understood by both sides. Iran has a consistent pattern of negotiating under pressure and reneging when the threat passes, as seen with the JCPOA. The Trump administration enters this pause aware of Iran's deceit, using it to prepare for future confrontation rather than expecting lasting compliance.
Iran has officially called on the international community to sanction the American perpetrators of war crimes in Lamerd. The Iranian Foreign Ministry condemned the actions as violations of international law and urged the UN and ICC to investigate. Iran vows to continue pursuing the matter through diplomatic and legal channels.
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran at the strategic Hormuz Strait have sharply escalated, threatening maritime security and global energy supplies. This waterway handles about 20% of the world's oil traffic. The international community urges restraint and dialogue.
