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US-Iran Tensions Flare as Peace Deal Falters

By Daybreak Brief Editorial Team

The US and Iran are back on shaky ground after exchanging strikes, just weeks after a peace deal was signed. Donald Trump called the ceasefire over, saying further talks are pointless. Iranian hardliners, who aren't fans of cozying up to the West, seem to agree. They've been vocal critics of the deal, calling it a move that would make Iran a US colony. What does it mean for you? Keep an eye on the news. This could mean more instability in the region, potentially affecting global oil prices and international relations.

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