U.S. and Iran Have Stopped Attacking — But With No Written Deal

U.S. and Iran Have Stopped Attacking — But With No Written Deal

The U.S. and Iran have stopped attacking each other since mid-July. But there is no written agreement, no deadline, and nothing forcing either side to keep the peace. Iran says it will hold back only if the U.S. does too. Four earlier attempts at a deal since April all fell apart.

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