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Trump vowed to use frozen Iranian assets to compensate for damage to ships and cargo caused by Iranian strikes in the Strait of Hormuz. A warning against such confiscation comes from Iran’s foreign minister.
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Trump vowed to use frozen Iranian assets to compensate for damage to ships and cargo caused by Iranian strikes in the Strait of Hormuz. A warning against such confiscation comes from Iran’s foreign minister.
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Strait of Hormuz
Trump vowed to use frozen Iranian assets to compensate for damage to ships and cargo caused by Iranian strikes in the Strait of Hormuz. A warning against such confiscation comes from Iran’s foreign minister.
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Pres. Trump antagonized Iran by vowing to use frozen Iranian funds - which Tehran has desperately sought to unfreeze to pay for post-war reconstruction - to pay for damage Iran's strikes in the Strait of Hormuz cause to ships and cargo.
Trump vowed to use frozen Iranian assets to compensate for damage to ships and cargo caused by Iranian strikes in the Strait of Hormuz. A warning against such confiscation comes from Iran’s foreign minister.
Open source reportU.S. ships have quietly escorted around 70 commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz in the past three weeks. That's an approximate figure, since the U.S.-guided passages have been "dark," with transponders turned off, and probably hugging the Omani coast to stay as far as possible from Iranian fire.
U.S. ships quietly escorted roughly 70 commercial vessels through the strait over three weeks, with transponders disabled and routes near Oman. It compares the implied rate of about three vessels daily with a claimed prewar rate of 100.
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