Further Middle East unrest dominates tense delay of peace deal signing
- Iran issued multiple warnings over the Strait of Hormuz following the cancellation of Vice President JD Vance's diplomatic trip on the day set for technical negotiations after a preliminary peace deal signing.
- Iran's Supreme National Security Council warned that any U.S. violation or deviation from the negotiation process would be met with reciprocal action according to a predetermined plan.
- Supreme Leader Seyed Mojtaba Khamenei authorized the signing of the preliminary peace deal based on reassurances from the Iranian president despite personally holding a different view.
- Fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon violated the memorandum of understanding that ended fighting between the U.S., Iran, and their allies.
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