War on Iran: War resumes 30 days after MoU

Thirty days after the US-Iran MoU, significant fighting has broken out, raising concerns about the potential collapse of the existing ceasefire. This escalation represents the most intense conflict seen in months. The article states that this renewed fighting is occurring within the context of the US-Iran MoU, which was intended to maintain a period of calm. The specific location and the exact nature of the fighting are not detailed, but the immediate consequence is a threat to the fragile ceasefire agreement. The resumption of hostilities 30 days into the MoU suggests a breakdown in the de-escalation efforts.