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The US-Iran Interim Deal: A Fragile Ceasefire

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By Daniel Brumberg, Khalil E. Jahshan, Patricia Karam
| Arab Center Washington DC
Introduction: The Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding Daniel Neep, ACW Senior Fellow and Director of Publications The “Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding between the United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran,” signed in Versailles, France, on June 17, 2026, is designed to halt the hostilities between the two countries that began on February 28 this year.
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Will Trump “Finish the Job” in Iran?

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By Daniel Brumberg
| Arab Center Washington DC
The US-Iranian ceasefire of April 8, 2026, may not withstand President Donald Trump’s June 11, 2026 threat to seize Iran’s Kharg Island and to take control of the country’s oil and gas markets. His words no doubt were welcomed by those political leaders, pundits, and policy analysts in Washington and Tel Aviv who have urged him to “finish the job” with Iran. These hawks know that a US-Israeli air war will never deliver the “unconditional surrender” that Trump has demanded from Iran.
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How to Avoid Mutually Assured Devastation in the Gulf

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By Daniel Brumberg
| Arab Center Washington DC
The April 12, 2026, collapse of US-Iran talks in Islamabad, Pakistan, could open the door to the perils of mutually assured devastation. This differs from the logic of mutually assured destruction, or MAD, which kept the United States and the Soviet Union from using nuclear weapons during the Cold War. Fearing Armageddon, Moscow and Washington chose détente over a potential cataclysm. Paradoxically, the perils of mutually assured destruction opened the door to diplomacy.
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