Short-term naval truces collapse into total blockades the moment their strict negotiating windows expire.
A calendar-delimited ceasefire fails to stabilize a maritime corridor if the parties cannot reach a permanent transit agreement before the statutory deadline, triggering immediate escalation and shipping attacks.
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The expiration of the calendar-delimited 60-day memorandum of understanding without a permanent treaty immediately triggered the collapse of the naval truce back into a blockade.
The temporary Islamabad MoU ceasefire collapsed into direct, high-lethality strikes when the Doha talks failed to produce a permanent agreement.
The expiration of the calendar-delimited ceasefire window without a permanent agreement immediately reignited aggressive claims and military escalations.