US‑Iran Deal Collapse Sparks Gulf Missile and Drone Attacks
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A temporary agreement between the United States and Iran collapsed, triggering a series of missile and drone attacks in the Persian Gulf.
The breakdown of the deal led to immediate hostilities, with Iranian forces reportedly launching missiles and drones that struck U.S. naval assets and allied vessels in the Gulf region.
The incident marks a sharp escalation in tensions following the brief truce, underscoring the fragile nature of the diplomatic arrangement.
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