US-Iran Ceasefire Takes Effect, Hezbollah Pauses Attacks, International Efforts to Reopen Strait of Hormuz for Shipping
A ceasefire between the United States and Iran has taken effect, with sources close to Hezbollah confirming the group has paused its attacks in the region. International efforts are underway to facilitate access through the Strait of Hormuz, with countries like Indonesia welcoming the move and South Korea vowing efforts to ensure its vessels' transit, following the truce brokered by nations including China and Pakistan. A UAE official also commented on the truce, while French President Macron noted over 15 countries are planning to facilitate access.
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China goes beyond bystander role in brokering Mid-East ceasefire - The Straits Times
China goes beyond bystander role in brokering Mid-East ceasefire The Straits Times
Read full article →Cheong Wa Dae vows efforts for S. Korean vessels' transit through Strait of Hormuz after Iran war truce - Yonhap News Agency
Cheong Wa Dae vows efforts for S. Korean vessels' transit through Strait of Hormuz after Iran war truce Yonhap News Agency
Read full article →UAE 'triumphed' in war it sought to avoid, top official says after US‑Iran truce - Khaleej Times
UAE 'triumphed' in war it sought to avoid, top official says after US‑Iran truce Khaleej Times
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