Flaws in Trump Iran ceasefire deal over Hormuz and Hezbollah
Iran retains leverage over the Strait of Hormuz while Israel maintains its right to respond to Hezbollah attacks. These factors constrain any U.S. ceasefire initiative with Iran.
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Control of the Strait of Hormuz influences global energy prices that affect U.S. fuel costs and inflation. Continued Hezbollah rocket threats shape U.S. foreign policy commitments in the region.
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