Is another expiatory an oath required from someone who swore to quit smoking, then smoked cigarettes, after having already paid expiation for smoking shisha, thinking that it was included in the oath?

Smoking of all kinds is among the unlawful abominations, and shisha takes the ruling of tobacco. The oath is dissolved by breaking it and offering expiation. Therefore, the expiation that was offered is sufficient, along with the obligation to repent and completely abandon smoking.