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The 60-day framework agreement formally ended today, and Iran immediately launched ballistic missiles at the United Arab Emirates. Oil prices jumped as Trump threatened to block Iranian commerce through Oman.
The 60-day framework agreement that had held since late last year formally ended today. Within hours, Iran launched ballistic missiles at the United Arab Emirates. Oil markets reacted immediately, and Trump threatened to block Iranian access to commerce through Oman—suggesting plans to expand economic pressure beyond existing sanctions.
The ceasefire collapse wasn't gradual. It went from framework agreement to active missile fire on the same day the agreement expired. That timing indicates the pause was designed to end, not to extend, and both sides appear ready to escalate rather than negotiate a renewal.
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