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The US-Iran ceasefire is in jeopardy, according to President Trump, following Iran's rejection of all US peace proposals and its refusal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Iran demands that any agreement must include provisions for Hezbollah in Lebanon, which Washington has turned down. Trump is heading to Beijing to urge President Xi Jinping to apply pressure on Tehran. Intelligence experts caution that without diplomatic intervention from China, the US could launch renewed military actions in a matter of weeks.

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00:00The fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran is in serious danger of collapsing.
00:05And President Trump is now openly threatening renewed military action.
00:10Trump told CBS News that the Iran deal is on life support,
00:14warning that America's patience is running out as Tehran refuses to reopen the Strait of Hormuz,
00:20and continues rejecting U.S. peace terms.
00:23Iran has vowed to fight on, insisting that any deal must include terms covering Hezbollah in Lebanon,
00:30a condition Washington has flatly refused.
00:32The dual blockade remains in place.
00:35The U.S. Navy is blocking ships from entering Iranian ports, while Iran is blocking Persian Gulf traffic.
00:42The economic consequences are already devastating American households,
00:46with gas at $4.50 per gallon and inflation at a three-year high.
00:51Trump is traveling to Beijing this week specifically to pressure Chinese President Xi Jinping into leaning on Tehran.
00:58intelligence officials say without Chinese intervention.
01:02A return to active strikes is increasingly likely before the end of the month.
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