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  1. Trump's administration reached a deal with Iran, authorizing the removal of the US Naval blockade and opening the Strait of Hormuz.
  2. Amid stalled negotiations, Donald Trump threatens Iran while Benjamin Netanyahu seeks the collapse of the Iranian government and the destruction of Hezbollah.
  3. Trump warned of hitting Iran hard, citing targets including Qeshm, Bandar Abbas, and Tehran, with Hegseth supporting the idea of bombing key facilities.
  4. US military enforces blockade and threatens unprecedented economic isolation measures against Tehran.

U.S. forces maintain an indefinite blockade of Iranian ports, a development linked to Pete Hegseth's views on military action against Iran.

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U.S. forces maintain an indefinite blockade of Iranian ports, a development linked to Pete Hegseth's views on military action against Iran.

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  1. Hegseth dismissed casualty reports as false as a ship violated the US naval blockade of Iran.1 source
  2. U.S. forces maintain indefinite blockade of Iranian ports.1 source

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