Trump hailed the ceasefire deal — but cracks are already showing

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  Good morning.

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  Iran accuses the U.S.

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  And Israel of violating the ceasefire.

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  And so far, there's little sign that the regime is willing to end its chokehold over oil supplies.

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  We're in for a pretty long blockage to the oil situation.

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  I think consumers are going to feel that for a long time.

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  Politico explains the length some states are going to keep data centers out of their towns.

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  And why talk of Tiger Woods is still dominating the masters, even though he's not competing.

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  It's Thursday, April 9th.

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  I'm Cecilia Lay, and this is Apple News Today.

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  The first day of the ceasefire was dominated by confusion about who was involved,

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  how it might work, and whether it had already been breached.

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  One of the big questions has been whether Lebanon is included here.

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  Israel has been sending missiles into the country on a constant basis as it targets the Iran-backed militia Hezbollah.

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  Those strikes have displaced a million people and killed over 1,500.

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  And the strikes haven't stopped.

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  Mere hours after the ceasefire announcement,

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  Israeli strikes barraged Beirut, including dense commercial and residential areas, according to the AP.

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  Local journalist Rainia Abouzed told France 24 about the situation on the ground.

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  There has been an urgent call for doctors across the country to head to hospitals.

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