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pending. That means the war with Iran remains in limbo, the ceasefire holding.

But the Strait of Hormuz fighting in Lebanon and Iran's nuclear program all caught in a windstorm of paper shuffling and diplomatic posturing.

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Hello, everyone. I'm Major Garrett in Washington. Welcome to the takeout. Situation abnormal, all unresolved.

There's a war with a weak ceasefire.

Negotiations where negotiators daily cannot agree on what's being negotiated or what's been resolved.

Hovering in the air, the phrase tentative deal.

The only word that appears apt is tentative,

not deal. President Trump said today, the crux of all this is the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz,

and Iranian guarantees not to pursue a nuclear weapon. Nothing about Israel's war with Iranian proxy

Hezbollah and Lebanon or unfreezing Iranian assets.

Okay, Iran said, yeah, the straight to topic, but importantly, it denies its nuclear ambitions or even being discussed.

Moreover, Iran says a binding ceasefire in Lebanon is essential and that it wants at least $12 billion from unfrozen assets.

These, my friends, are not small details.

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