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US-Iran Ceasefire Sparks Tensions Amid Protests in Tehran

4/9/2026

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April 8, 2026, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced a two-week suspension of operations after a US-Iran ceasefire.
In Tehran, pro-government protesters chanted anti-American slogans and burned flags, reflecting tensions among hard-liners.
NATO chief Mark Rutte is set to meet U.S. President Donald Trump, who criticizes Western allies for not backing his stance against Iran.
The White House labeled the ceasefire deal a victory for the United States.

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April 8, 2026, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced a two-week suspension of operations after a US-Iran ceasefire.
In Tehran, pro-government protesters chanted anti-American slogans and burned flags, reflecting tensions among hard-liners.
NATO chief Mark Rutte is set to meet U.S. President Donald Trump, who criticizes Western allies for not backing his stance against Iran.
The White House labeled the ceasefire deal a victory for the United States.