Israel Strikes Beirut and Iran Fires Back as April Ceasefire Collapses
The ceasefire that held for 100 days broke over a weekend — and X says it was never real while MSM calls it a diplomatic setback.
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The ceasefire that held for 100 days broke over a weekend — and X says it was never real while MSM calls it a diplomatic setback.
The ceasefire's collapse reactivated the Houthi Red Sea shipping threat — the war's second front just announced it is back in business.
Military exchanges now substitute for diplomatic credibility when talks stall.
Two thousand vessels are stuck — the military escort count is rising but the merchant fleet is still trapped in a blockade that MSM counts by oil price, not by crew.