At the last moment, President Trump and Iran have agreed to a two-week long ceasefire. Iran has agreed to allow free passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz during this period. This partial peace deal was —————— (arranged, accommodated, brokered) by Pakistan through its army chief Munir. In the last two days, Trump had given a ———————- (nerve-racking, devastating, demoralising) threat to Iran by declaring that the U.S. armed forces would completely—————- (wipe out, burn. destroy) Iran from the face of earth if it didn’t end its —————— (blockade, closure. restrictions) of the Strait of Hormuz).
Many in the Middle East feared that Trump could drop an atom bomb on Iran to teach it a lesson for its unwillingness to allow free ———- (passage, travel, voyage) of ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump’s loud and crude language in sending out his threat of a ——————— (superb, savage, destructive) attack on Iran had created fear around the world. The entire Muslim world was ————— (covered with , gripped by, affected with) extreme anxiety and panic.
The whole of Iran was in a tenterhooks. After the last-minute announcement came, the whole of Iran breathed a sigh of relief. Now, the people in Iran sit with their fingers crossed thinking if this pause in bombing would lead to a permanent peace in the region.
For India, this ceasefire is a good news, but it will give us some temporary ————— (escape, respite, freedom) from the acute fuel shortage that has made our cooking so difficult.
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Cover as noun and verb, Corner as noun, verb and adjective. Push as noun and verb, Source as noun and verb, Rein as noun and verb