US strikes northern Iran, hitting a ship accused of trying to break blockade on Islamic Republic
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The IRGC announced a strike on the concentration of American troops in Kuwait. According to the IRGC, the attack was carried out as part of the eighth wave of Operation Nasr-2. A few days later, Tehran announced the closure of the sea passage until the Americans stopped interfering in the affairs of the region.
Furthermore, Donald Trump, in turn, instructed to renew the blockade, which he claims will only apply to Iranian ships and cargo.
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The IRGC announced a strike on the concentration of American troops in Kuwait.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesAccording to the IRGC, the attack was carried out as part of the eighth wave of Operation Nasr-2.
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A few days later, Tehran announced the closure of the sea passage until the Americans stopped interfering in the affairs of the region.
according to RIA NovostiDonald Trump, in turn, instructed to renew the blockade, which he claims will only apply to Iranian ships and cargo.
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The IRGC announced a strike on the concentration of American troops in Kuwait.
omitted byLeft sideCenterRight sidePublic / Agenciescovered byPublic / AgenciesAccording to the IRGC, the attack was carried out as part of the eighth wave of Operation Nasr-2.
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