US-Iran MoU Sparks Conflict, US Faces Fallout

The United States and Iran signed a deal that stopped fighting and lifted some sanctions for a short time.

The deal let Iran keep its nuclear program under watch and opened a busy sea route for ships.

The U.S. also promised to pull its troops away from Iran.

But a ship used a channel in Oman without asking, and both sides blamed each other.

The U.S. then attacked Iranian targets, and Iran hit U.S. bases in other countries.

The deal fell apart, and the war went back on.

The U.S. president said harsh words about Iran, which made the situation worse.

The whole thing shows how hard it is to keep peace in a region with many powerful countries.