Iran's steep demands for US over Strait of Hormuz threaten to derail reopening
Iran is broke, totally broke, and they are not paying their soldiers.
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Iran is broke, totally broke, and they are not paying their soldiers. State news agency WAM initially reported ADNOC as saying one of its vessels had been targeted by a missile early on Saturday and that the situation was under control. Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan said the new alliance was not directed against Iran or any other country, but rather served as a general pledge to support security.
Furthermore, Iran on Sunday said the agreement to set up new shipping lanes was in its final stages but repeated that the vital waterway would only reopen once Washington met.
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Iran is broke, totally broke, and they are not paying their soldiers.
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State news agency WAM initially reported ADNOC as saying one of its vessels had been targeted by a missile early on Saturday and that the situation was under control.
according to The IndependentTurkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan said the new alliance was not directed against Iran or any other country, but rather served as a general pledge to support security.
according to The IndependentIran on Sunday said the agreement to set up new shipping lanes was in its final stages but repeated that the vital waterway would only reopen once Washington met
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