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Iran War Deal Tested in Strait
The U.S. promised a quick end to war with Iran—just 60 days of talks, a ceasefire, and a peace deal—but four months in, the shaky truce is under fire. Iran’s surprise attack on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, meant to reopen by the deal, triggered renewed U.S. strikes. The MOU aims to halt Iran’s nuclear enrichment, reopen vital shipping lanes, and unlock $100 billion in frozen assets—while a $300 billion reconstruction fund (funded by Middle Eastern private investors, not U.S. taxpayers) is supposed to follow. Lawmakers are split: some praise the President’s tough stance as leverage…
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