Tehran's defiance follows U.S. president's assertion of complete control over the vital oil shipping route
Iran Rejects Trump's Hormuz Control Claim, Says Strait Will Stay Closed
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Iran has rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's claim of 'complete control' over the Strait of Hormuz, insisting the strategic waterway will remain closed. The Iranian response comes amid escalating tensions between Tehran and Washington over the vital oil shipping route.
Meanwhile, U.S. congressional Democrats are demanding a briefing on the specifics of Trump's flight last month, following reports that he hid in a catering truck to fend off an assassination threat after attending a NATO summit. Trump has said a security threat prompted a secret plane swap in Turkey.
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Iran-US war latest: Tehran hits back at Trump's claim of 'complete control' over Hormuz and says it will stay closed.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesUS leader reportedly hid in a catering truck to fend off an assassination threat after attending NATO summit last month
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Congressional Democrats are demanding a briefing from officials on the specifics of Trump's flight last month and any security threats that surrounded it.
according to NBC News — Top StoriesTrump says security threat spurred secret plane swap in Turkey.
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Iran-US war latest: Tehran hits back at Trump's claim of 'complete control' over Hormuz and says it will stay closed.
omitted byCentercovered byLeft sideUS leader reportedly hid in a catering truck to fend off an assassination threat after attending NATO summit last month
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