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After more than a month of attacks in the US-Israel war with Iran, things got even more tense in the last few days.
President Donald Trump set a deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
That 's the narrow stretch of water between Iran,
the UAE and Oman, which has a big influence on the global economy because it 's a key shipping route.
It's been a huge talking point in this war.
And it wasn't just a deadline to reopen the strait from Trump.
He posted on social saying a whole civilization will die tonight,
never to be brought back again unless a deal was reached.
People were just about processing those words.
It's absolute madness.
Disturbing.
I agree with Trump.
I like him.
Think the man's doing the right thing.
According to me, it's a war crime.
And then a few hours later, 90 minutes before that threat came into force, both sides seemed to step back a bit.
And agreed a two-week ceasefire deal, which was mediated by Pakistan.
And I know what you're thinking, but what does that actually mean?
What's changed now and what could happen next?