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Trump Announces Pause in U.S. Attacks on Iran Amid Deal Discussions
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Trump Announces Pause in U.S. Attacks on Iran Amid Deal Discussions

President Donald Trump announced a pause in U.S. attacks on Iran on Saturday. He indicated that both sides were discussing the 'perimeters of a deal,' which could include the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

08/19/2026 · Maryland edition

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Why it matters locally: A potential deal involving the Strait of Hormuz could influence global oil prices, which in turn may affect fuel costs for Maryland residents and businesses. Maryland's port operations, particularly those at the Port of Baltimore, could also see indirect impacts from shifts in international shipping and trade routes.

President Donald Trump stated Saturday that the United States has agreed to pause attacks on Iran. Trump indicated discussions were underway regarding the "perimeters of a deal." He added that this potential agreement would involve the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

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