U.S.-Iran Ceasefire “Renewed,” but the Powder Smoke Smell Is Even Stronger



U.S. media reports that both sides, in principle, agree to extend the temporary ceasefire due to expire on April 22, but this is not a signal of de-escalation:

Background: After the negotiations in Islamabad fell apart, both sides are urgently trying to prevent fighting from flaring up again.

Game: While the U.S. negotiates to extend the ceasefire, it also sends additional troops and blocks Iranian ports; Iran, meanwhile, insists on its nuclear rights and control over the Strait of Hormuz.

Key points of contention: Nuclear program (enriched uranium), passage through the Strait of Hormuz, war reparations.

This is more like a tactical pause meant to buy time for the next round of “bargaining.”
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