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Foreign AffairsRe: Ali Khamenei’s Funeral Procession Across Iran And Iraq (Photos) by Richcreed(m): 1:51pm On Jul 04
[quote author=billyG post=139919943]Then they came because of the effect of strait of Hormuz blockage.[/q

part of it cus it takes a lot steel balls to defy the almighty US and reject her demands and stupid deals..
Foreign AffairsRe: Ali Khamenei’s Funeral Procession Across Iran And Iraq (Photos) by Richcreed(m): 12:26pm On Jul 04
billyG:
Then let them commit mass suicide
USA is doing them a big favour already. unlike USA that refused to put boots on ground in Iran, fearing loss of life for their army. pathetic!
Foreign AffairsRe: Ali Khamenei’s Funeral Procession Across Iran And Iraq (Photos) by Richcreed(m): 12:24pm On Jul 04
billyG:
They arrive to mock Iran,if the love them they would have advise them to agreed to the deal before the war
They came to pay respect to only country in the world that USA have to beg for cease fire and deal repeatedly. The only country that nearly plunge the world to economic chaos by skyrocketing fuel price even in far away Nigeria.
Foreign AffairsRe: Ali Khamenei’s Funeral Procession Across Iran And Iraq (Photos) by Richcreed(m): 12:18pm On Jul 04
[quote author=billyG post=139917561]They arrive to mock Iran,if the love them they would have advise them to agreed to the deal before the war[/quo

There was no deal before the war, They were in the middle of negotiation with USA.
Foreign AffairsRe: Ali Khamenei’s Funeral Procession Across Iran And Iraq (Photos) by Richcreed(m): 8:04pm On Jul 03
So far, representatives of more than 100 countries have landed in Tehran – IRIB

They claim Iran is isolated.

No, Iran is only isolated from the American-Zionist West.

More than 100+ countries around the world are NOT part of that ill-defined ‘international community’.
Foreign AffairsRe: Ali Khamenei’s Funeral Procession Across Iran And Iraq (Photos) by Richcreed(m): 8:02pm On Jul 03
Osiris12:
War is bad. Truth be told. Una lose precious men
Those men were ready to die, those alive are also ready to die for their country.
Christianity EtcRe: The Dark Side Of The Crusades: Massacres, Cannibalism, And The Fall Of Jerusalem by Richcreed(m): 8:18pm On Jun 29
The Christian Crusades began in 1095 AD, when Pope Urban II called for the First Crusade at the Council of Clermont. The first Crusader armies departed in 1096, and they captured Jerusalem in 1099.

What caused the Crusades?

There wasn't just one cause. Several factors came together:

The Byzantine Empire asked for help.
The Byzantine emperor, Alexios I Komnenos, appealed to the pope for military assistance after losing territory in Asia Minor to the Seljuk Turks.
Religious motivation.
Jerusalem was the holiest city for Christians because of its connection to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Pope Urban II urged Christians to reclaim the Holy Land and promised spiritual rewards, including remission of sins, for those who joined the expedition.
Protection of pilgrims and Eastern Christians.
Reports of difficulties faced by Christian pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land and concerns about Eastern Christian communities were used as part of the appeal for a crusade. Historians note that the situation varied over time and place, but these concerns were an important part of the crusading message.
Political and economic reasons.
Some European nobles hoped to gain land, wealth, prestige, or influence. The papacy also saw an opportunity to strengthen its leadership over Western Christendom.
Were the Crusades only against Muslims?

No. Although the best-known Crusades were fought against Muslim rulers in the Holy Land, Crusades were also directed against:

Christian groups considered heretics by the Catholic Church.
Pagan peoples in northern and eastern Europe.
Even other Christians, most notably during the Fourth Crusade, when Crusaders attacked and looted Constantinople in 1204.

The major Crusades to the Holy Land lasted from 1096 to 1291, though other crusading campaigns continued in different regions for longer.

The crusades were not about fighting the muslims alone.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran's Supreme Leader Says Trump Made Deal '"Out Of Desperation" by Richcreed(m): 7:16pm On Jun 19
AdamuKD:
grin
I know that deep down, you are just massaging your ego
He killed his father and wiped away all there leader both
Hezbollah
Houthis and those ones in Gaza

Now tell me who is the loser here

If them born am well, make him come out from his self imposed prison and say Hi grin
Trump attack on Iran have made every Iranian a potential supreme leader and IRGC leader. throughout the war, Iranian were out rallying and waving flags supporting their government while bombers fly overhead dropping bombs everywhere. They didn't run! balls of steel, while isrealis run towards bomb shelter at the slightest sound of bomb siren!
It seems you don't know the ideology of these people, death means nothing to them, death in the hands of their enemy is a big victory to them! unlike USA and Israel who see death of their army as a big loss. The next generation Of Iranian will be more hardliner and brutal than the current leadership.Iran will be defeated if every living being in that country is killed.
Foreign AffairsRe: US And Iranian Presidents Sign Deal Aiming To End War by Richcreed(m): 6:50pm On Jun 19
QuinQ:
TOTALLY wrong. See the ONLY excuse for the war below. Everything else was agreed upon.

Trump and others have said repeatedly that regime change wasn't an objective but that it unintentionally happened anyway
They attempted regime change by causing internal unrest targeted at causing chaos and possibly overthrow of the regime.
Nevertheless, its obvious whatever their reason for the war was not achieved, rather they Iran in a powerful position.
Foreign AffairsRe: US And Iranian Presidents Sign Deal Aiming To End War by Richcreed(m): 3:36pm On Jun 18
🔴 $300 billion in reparations to Iran

🔴 US bases in Persian Gulf destroyed

🔴 Passage through Strait of Hormuz is now fee-based

🔴 Replaced 86-year old Khamenei with 56-year old Khamenei

🔴 Greater sanctions relief than under JCPOA

🔴 Defacto security guarantees for Hezbollah courtesy of the US

🙄 MAGA, are you tired of all the winning?
Foreign AffairsRe: US And Iranian Presidents Sign Deal Aiming To End War by Richcreed(m): 3:26pm On Jun 18
QuinQ:
But it was exactly Obama that led to this war. Obama is why Iran kept fiddling with nuclear weapons. He's why Iran refused to let UN inspectors in, which US and Israel used as excuse to attack
Like seriously, Iran has fatwa by the supreme leader, NO NUCLEAR WEAPON! The major reason for the war was regime change which both USA and Israel failed woefully to achieve.
Foreign AffairsRe: US And Iranian Presidents Sign Deal Aiming To End War by Richcreed(m): 2:23pm On Jun 18
Obama did it better without firing a single shot
Foreign AffairsRe: US And Iranian Presidents Sign Deal Aiming To End War by Richcreed(m): 2:22pm On Jun 18
GOVERNORR:
Trump has indeed effected change in global history..

Eliminating the tyrant and having Iran now willing to be in business with the Western world.

That's some serious geopolitics
That tyrant banned nuclear weapon , he stopped Iran from developing nuclear weapon for more than 40 years. infact, he will still be alive assuming he permitted his country to develop nuclear weapon. He always avoided striking Israel or American bases when alive.
Iran has no one to stop it now, that's why America and gulf countries got hit so bad they have to make a deal.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Agrees Not To Build A Nuke, Will Reopen Strait Of Hormuz by Richcreed(m): 8:39pm On Jun 17
Mattswaggz:
What's your problem?....I said they're releasing their frozen funds and not giving them any free money as you're insinuating.

As for tolling the straits....I don't think the US will agree to such but let's see when they're done with the signings.
Now you are talking.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Agrees Not To Build A Nuke, Will Reopen Strait Of Hormuz by Richcreed(m): 6:40pm On Jun 17
Mattswaggz:
Lol....that money is part of the frozen funds....most people already know that....it's no secret so stop acting as if you're delivering some classified information. grin .
You said Iran didnt get paid at all. Anyway, More to come, in addition to tolling of Hurmu, maritime fee they call it, its a cash out season for the mullahs.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Agrees Not To Build A Nuke, Will Reopen Strait Of Hormuz by Richcreed(m): 2:25pm On Jun 17
Mattswaggz:
And what I mentioned as "lies" here won't be there.
lol.. Dude talks with both sides of his mouth, Iran former supreme leader forbid nuclear weapon, everyone knows it, Iran never wanted nuclear weapon that's why they focused on producing ballistic missiles with far reach. The unjust attack on Iran made other countries refused to fight alongside Trump. We will see the details of Mou on friday.
Mind you money secretly change hands between US and Iran, facilitated by Qatar. It cant be made public.


According to ISREAL HAYOM, diplomatic officials have confirmed that Washington secretly authorized Qatar to transfer funds to Tehran in exchange for freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and immunity from Iranian attacks.

➡️ The arrangement was deliberately intended to ease global energy prices, with the US Navy effectively turning a blind eye to the deal in contradiction of its declared policy.

➡️ The secret approval, granted approximately one month ago, served as the groundwork for the memorandum of understanding now being forged with Iran.

➡️ Qatar, fearing renewed Iranian attacks on its facilities following a strike on one of its gas installations during the war, sought to secure quiet through the financial arrangement. Some payments were disguised as tanker passage fees, with a credit line of up to $1 billion also opened for goods purchases through Qatar.

ISREAL HAYOM is an Isreali news outlet.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Agrees Not To Build A Nuke, Will Reopen Strait Of Hormuz by Richcreed(m): 12:44pm On Jun 17
[quote author=Mattswaggz post=139741109]You see what I was talking about?....you guys just copy and paste rubbish from propaganda sites to make you feel happy and hoping others are as gullible to fall for it?.

Israel will determine when to stop in Lebanon........and no body is paying zilch for the reconstruction of Iran....get serious and stop spreading all these unrealistic propagandas. grin .[/quote

Save the date, Friday 19th June 2026. The signing of MOU between Iran and USA. We will all see the details.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Agrees Not To Build A Nuke, Will Reopen Strait Of Hormuz by Richcreed(m): 8:53pm On Jun 16
Mattswaggz:
Copy and pasting nonsense doesn't make you right.
The nonsense was actually right afterall,

Iran comes out on top as deal is reached with US

As the deal between the US and Iran has been confirmed by officials on both sides, a 14-point draft resolution has been presented, Mehr News Agency reports.

The memorandum includes:

➡️ An immediate and permanent ceasefire across all fronts, including Lebanon.

➡️ US commitment not to interfere in Iran’s internal affairs.

➡️ End of the naval blockade and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days.

➡️ US military withdrawal from areas surrounding Iran.

➡️ Suspension of oil-related sanctions and restoration of Iran’s access to its revenues.

➡️ $300 billion in reconstruction funding from the US and its allies.

➡️ 60 days of negotiations toward a final agreement focused on Iran’s nuclear program and broad sanctions relief.

➡️ No new US troops or sanctions during the negotiation period.

➡️ Release of $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets during the negotiation period.

➡️ Iran’s missile program and its support for regional allied groups would be excluded from the talks.

💪As Iran is set to emerge stronger than before, with a stronger economy and enhanced regional influence, the US is forced to accept a harsh reality: the war is lost, weapon stockpiles are depleted, and the American economy has been dealt a significant blow.

🤡Likely not the outcome Bibi and Don wanted when they started the war back in February…


More....
Someone commented on this post. Read the comments:

This is a Total victory for Iran!!!

BEFORE: Complete Sanctions over Iran
NOW: Lifting of restrictions and Release of $24 billion Iranian assets

BEFORE: Presence of US bases in Region
NOW: US military withdrawal from region

BEFORE: Not a single money paid to Iran
NOW: US is paying $300 billion plus in Total

BEFORE: Iran Will not develop Nuk£s🤣
NOW: Iran Will not develop Nuk£s🤣

BEFORE: Oil-related sanction over Iran
NOW: Suspension of oil-related sanctions , Iran can sell their oil to the world

BEFORE: Izrael and US waging w@rs in Region
NOW: Permanent ceasefire including Leban0n.

BEFORE: US use to controlling Iran’s internal affairs.
NOW: US will not interfere in Iran’s internal affairs

Iran’s Foreign Minister recently visited Russia, China, and the UAE, establishing a strategically masterful front on all sides.

Iranians united to achieve this!! The power of unity
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Agrees Not To Build A Nuke, Will Reopen Strait Of Hormuz by Richcreed(m): 8:43pm On Jun 15
Mattswaggz:
What do you mean by reaching a peace deal failed so far?......too much copy and paste isn't good. grin .
Copy and paste doesnt change the fact that USA failed woefully in Iran!
Foreign AffairsRe: See Why Trump Is Pushing For Iran signed agreement by Richcreed(m): 2:20pm On Jun 15
🤡 How Trump failed every single goal in the Iran war

At the beginning of US-Israel strikes on Iran, Donald Trump claimed victory was achieved “in the first hour”. Yet three and a half months later, both sides continue to exchange blows amid low-trust talk of negotiations.

The Trump administration has steadily changed its narrative to hide failures and unfulfilled objectives, The Intercept reports.

Bringing peace to the Middle East and beyond – Failed

🔴 Instead of peace, the strikes triggered a wider conflict by drawing in over a dozen nations, including Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE

🔴 An estimated 149,000 civilian buildings damaged; 400,000 people affected by housing damage

Wiping out Iran's missiles and navy – Failed

♦️ Leaked US intelligence found Iran has restored 30 of 33 missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz and retained 70% of its prewar missile stockpile and mobile launchers

♦️ CENTCOM continues to report activity by the IRGC Navy. Marco Rubio himself referenced Iranian "Boston Whalers with machine guns" – clear proof the navy is still operational

Destroying Iran's nuclear program – Failed

🔴 Iran still possesses its stockpile of enriched uranium

🔴 Rubio admitted Iran's "nuclear program" is still active and even hinted that Iran might be allowed to continue enrichment under certain restrictions

Forcing unconditional surrender – Failed

♦️ Trump's initial demand for total capitulation has softened into vague talk of "delineated negotiations" aimed at "an outcome acceptable to us, and something they would be able to do as well"

Reopening the Strait of Hormuz – Failed

🔴 Before the war, over 120 ships crossed daily. Now only a fraction pass through (Trump boasted of 200 ships per month, compared to a normal 3,000)

🔴 Oil prices have climbed to around $95 a barrel, and US inflation has accelerated, fueled by a 3.9% jump in energy costs

Reaching a peace deal – Failed (so far)

♦️ Trump has repeatedly announced that a deal was "two weeks away," that Iran was "begging," had "agreed to everything," and that they were "very close"

♦️ Yet no final agreement has been signed. Both sides continue to trade strikes and threats despite back‑channel talks

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Foreign AffairsRe: See Why Trump Is Pushing For Iran signed agreement by Richcreed(m): 2:18pm On Jun 15
Khanemi during his lifetime made a fatwa for Iran not to enrich their Uranium to weapon grade. Iran had no ambition to achieve nuclear weapon but Benjami didnt see it so, he has been singing Iran will soon get nuclear weapon since 1983. Formal US presidents never listened to him. Trump swallowed his lies and attacked Iran, a meaningless war that was never supposed to take place.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Agrees Not To Build A Nuke, Will Reopen Strait Of Hormuz by Richcreed(m): 2:04pm On Jun 15
Mattswaggz:
Well at least you get the point now.....and also losses are bound to happen in war....both sides lost some assets but at least this primary goal of US has been achieved.
🤡 How Trump failed every single goal in the Iran war

At the beginning of US-Israel strikes on Iran, Donald Trump claimed victory was achieved “in the first hour”. Yet three and a half months later, both sides continue to exchange blows amid low-trust talk of negotiations.

The Trump administration has steadily changed its narrative to hide failures and unfulfilled objectives, The Intercept reports.

Bringing peace to the Middle East and beyond – Failed

🔴 Instead of peace, the strikes triggered a wider conflict by drawing in over a dozen nations, including Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE

🔴 An estimated 149,000 civilian buildings damaged; 400,000 people affected by housing damage

Wiping out Iran's missiles and navy – Failed

♦️ Leaked US intelligence found Iran has restored 30 of 33 missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz and retained 70% of its prewar missile stockpile and mobile launchers

♦️ CENTCOM continues to report activity by the IRGC Navy. Marco Rubio himself referenced Iranian "Boston Whalers with machine guns" – clear proof the navy is still operational

Destroying Iran's nuclear program – Failed

🔴 Iran still possesses its stockpile of enriched uranium

🔴 Rubio admitted Iran's "nuclear program" is still active and even hinted that Iran might be allowed to continue enrichment under certain restrictions

Forcing unconditional surrender – Failed

♦️ Trump's initial demand for total capitulation has softened into vague talk of "delineated negotiations" aimed at "an outcome acceptable to us, and something they would be able to do as well"

Reopening the Strait of Hormuz – Failed

🔴 Before the war, over 120 ships crossed daily. Now only a fraction pass through (Trump boasted of 200 ships per month, compared to a normal 3,000)

🔴 Oil prices have climbed to around $95 a barrel, and US inflation has accelerated, fueled by a 3.9% jump in energy costs

Reaching a peace deal – Failed (so far)

♦️ Trump has repeatedly announced that a deal was "two weeks away," that Iran was "begging," had "agreed to everything," and that they were "very close"



US achieved nothing , all their army bases in the ME decimated, they killed Khanemi only to replaced him with thousand of other khanemi, Iran never wanted nuclear weapon so the war was useless. to cap it all, US just gave Iran the power over hormuz, Iran gonna be collecting fee for ships passage.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Agrees Not To Build A Nuke, Will Reopen Strait Of Hormuz by Richcreed(m): 2:02pm On Jun 15
Iran never wanted nuclear power in the first place.
Car TalkRe: Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola: The First Nigerian To Import A Bullet-Proof Car by Richcreed(m): 6:28pm On Jun 14
The only man that stood his ground and confronted the murderous coupist that came for him with a machine gun till he ran out of bullets. strong man!
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran's 14-Point Deal To End War: Iran Demands $300bn To End War (See List) by Richcreed(m): 8:37am On Jun 13
🤡 How Trump failed every single goal in the Iran war

At the beginning of US-Israel strikes on Iran, Donald Trump claimed victory was achieved “in the first hour”. Yet three and a half months later, both sides continue to exchange blows amid low-trust talk of negotiations.

The Trump administration has steadily changed its narrative to hide failures and unfulfilled objectives, The Intercept reports.

Bringing peace to the Middle East and beyond – Failed

🔴 Instead of peace, the strikes triggered a wider conflict by drawing in over a dozen nations, including Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE

🔴 An estimated 149,000 civilian buildings damaged; 400,000 people affected by housing damage

Wiping out Iran's missiles and navy – Failed

♦️ Leaked US intelligence found Iran has restored 30 of 33 missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz and retained 70% of its prewar missile stockpile and mobile launchers

♦️ CENTCOM continues to report activity by the IRGC Navy. Marco Rubio himself referenced Iranian "Boston Whalers with machine guns" – clear proof the navy is still operational

Destroying Iran's nuclear program – Failed

🔴 Iran still possesses its stockpile of enriched uranium

🔴 Rubio admitted Iran's "nuclear program" is still active and even hinted that Iran might be allowed to continue enrichment under certain restrictions

Forcing unconditional surrender – Failed

♦️ Trump's initial demand for total capitulation has softened into vague talk of "delineated negotiations" aimed at "an outcome acceptable to us, and something they would be able to do as well"

Reopening the Strait of Hormuz – Failed

🔴 Before the war, over 120 ships crossed daily. Now only a fraction pass through (Trump boasted of 200 ships per month, compared to a normal 3,000)

🔴 Oil prices have climbed to around $95 a barrel, and US inflation has accelerated, fueled by a 3.9% jump in energy costs

Reaching a peace deal – Failed (so far)

♦️ Trump has repeatedly announced that a deal was "two weeks away," that Iran was "begging," had "agreed to everything," and that they were "very close"

♦️ Yet no final agreement has been signed. Both sides continue to trade strikes and threats despite back‑channel talks
SportsRe: Nigeria Vs Portugal: International Friendly (1 - 2) On 10th June 2026 by Richcreed(m): 8:54pm On Jun 10
Can anyone hint me on how to livestream the match on pc.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Rebuilding Military Industrial Base Faster Than Expected by Richcreed(m): 6:38pm On May 22
Godjone:
If you kill a serpent and allowed it to continue struggling with it head still on it neck, the serpent will heal and rise in a more deadly manner. Trump made a big mistake to have agreed on a ceasefire with Iran. He should have seek advice from Benjamin Netayanhu first before agreeing on any ceasefire.

He was almost crushing Iran to submission but at the last minute he allowed them to regroup all in the name of ceasefire. This monster in Terhan right now is stronger than even before the war. Starting another war again with Iran is like starting all over again from square one.

Benjamin netanyahu who understood the language of terrorists should have been consulted before entering any ceasefire with the IRGC terrorists.

To defeat Iran, washington and Telaviv need to come out with a different strategy and if this strategy come into reality, they should continue with the war until Iran is vanquished. Nobody jokes with terrorists except Nigeria and I expected Trump to know better
USA asked for cease fire when Iran almost destroyed their entire military bass across six countries, the same way they asked for cease fire in last year 12day war. not to talk of immense hit on Israel and the entire ME countries! Iran vs America/Israel/Middle east countries housing USA bases! I blamed Iran for not finishing the job and agreeing to cease fire for the second time.
TravelRe: Spirit Airlines Shuts Down by Richcreed(m): 8:02am On May 03
After 34 years, the low‑cost airline is shutting down "effective immediately." 277 flights canceled. 17,000 employees out of work.

🤡 Trump is winning so much, his imposed war just grounded an entire airline.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Declares Strait Of Hormuz Open, But Trump Says US Blockade Still Active by Richcreed(m): 8:42pm On Apr 18
donbabsaint:
This one is just contradicting himself. They said Iran has declared the strait opened, you said it's still closed. I reckon that you are more Iranian than the Iran than the IRCG
They said.... really? pure lies!
Iran opened fire on two vessels that tried to cross already. They will only prioritize ships that pay tolls, no free passage. Hormuz is closed
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Declares Strait Of Hormuz Open, But Trump Says US Blockade Still Active by Richcreed(m): 5:58pm On Apr 18
The strait is still closed!
Fox News, citing an intelligence official: The Strait of Hormuz is fully under the control of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and is effectively closed now.

🔹Many ships have been forced to turn back since this morning while attempting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

🔹The IRGC has opened fire on at least one vessel as part of the closure policy it announced.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Closes The Strait Of Hormuz Again by Richcreed(m): 4:36pm On Apr 18
– Opening the Strait of Hormuz was part of the original 2-week ceasefire agreement, but this was dependent on a ceasefire in Lebanon.

– As soon as the ceasefire was declared in Lebanon, Iran also abided by its promise — opening the Strait of Hormuz for commercial shipping.

– This ‘opening’ is only valid for the duration of the ceasefire, unless it is extended upon mutual agreement.

– The Strait of Hormuz is under full sovereignty of Iran, and ships are only allowed to pass through the corridor designated by the IRGC Navy and with prior Iranian permission.

– American military vessels are not allowed to cross the Strait of Hormuz.


Iran imposed 3 conditions for ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz:

1. Ships must be commercial; the passage of military ships is prohibited, and neither the ships nor their cargo should be related to ‘hostile’ countries.

2. Ships must pass through the route designated by Iran.

3. The passage of vessels must be coordinated with the IRGC Navy.
Foreign AffairsRe: Strait Of Hormuz: Iran Suffers $1.7 Billion Loss In Few Days Of US Blockade by Richcreed(m): 8:45pm On Apr 17
Caspian sea corridor is opened, Whatever Iran needs , they get through it.
Israel finally agreed to cease fire in Lebanon, which was part of Iran demands to keep the straight opened, hence they agreed to open the strait.

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