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Analysis: The US and Iran avoid a consensual defeat and move toward a more asymmetric conflict
Washington and Tehran are moving almost as if sleepwalking toward yet another escalation in a war, despite the fact that for both sides the objective is a saving peace – the refusal to compromise fuels escalation and turns the Strait of Hormuz into the epicenter of an unstable geopolitical game
Attack on Greek-owned bulk carrier west of Sirik, Iran
After the incident, the vessel reportedly changed course and is now sailing off Fujairah
Destroyers, 100 fighter jets and 15,000 troops: How “Operation Freedom” for the Strait of Hormuz will be implemented, as announced by Donald Trump
“We will consider it a violation of the ceasefire,” Iran warned — Axios, the The Wall Street Journal and CNN report the first details of the operation announced by Donald Trump
32 Greek-interest tankers stranded in the Persian Gulf
Who owns them - More than 150 tankers of international interests are stuck overall
Hegseth: The naval blockade of Iranian ports has taken on global dimensions; we are not relying on Europe for the Strait of Hormuz
Iran knows it still has an “open window” to make the right decisions, said the U.S. Secretary of Defense
Donald Trump: I ordered the Navy to destroy any vessel laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz
The US President noted that American minesweepers are clearing the Strait, calling for these efforts to be intensified. Earlier, Tehran announced it had begun collecting toll revenues from transit through the Strait
