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Intelligence rates Hormuz threat as extreme despite diplomatic talks, raising doubts about true de-escalation.
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Trump's abrupt reversal on Iran, a $500M suspicious trade, and Russia fleeing Bushehr mark a dangerous new phase.
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With Mojtaba invisible and IRGC in control, any signed agreement may be impossible to enforce.
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With no formal reply on MOU and a mere 22% ceasefire probability, diplomatic gap widens dangerously.
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With Iran advancing warhead miniaturization and talks stalled, the path to an agreement remains uncertain.
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President Trump says yes, but Tehran remains silent—leaving analysts, allies, and adversaries wondering what the actual deal entails.
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Conflicting signals from administration raise fears of escalation despite ongoing ceasefire framework.
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Low-cost attack systems fundamentally alter cost-benefit calculations of conventional deterrence while diplomatic talks stall
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Conflicting signals emerge on nuclear stockpile transfer while markets price both de-escalation and military escalation simultaneously
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Pakistan shuttle diplomacy buys time while core nuclear dispute remains frozen.
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Islamabad shuttles proposals between Washington and Tehran even as military options remain fully open for both sides.
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Markets priced war onset months ago while Iranian attacks damage nuclear facilities across multiple fronts.
