
Trump says he will "be soon" declare that the Strait of Ormuz is "a territory of the United States"
"Once we're done beating Iran, soon I'll declare the Strait of Ormuz as a territory of the United States," said the president
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"Once we have finished beating Iran [...], soon I will declare the Strait of Ormuz as a territory of the United States," said the US President, with a little smile, during a meeting in Garden City, near New York. Compared to the pre-war level, the price of gasoline in the United States rose by more than 35% on Friday. The conflict is unpopular and household discontent with the cost of living is worth Donald Trump's popularity rating of having dropped sharply.
Furthermore, US President Donald Trump said Friday that once Iran beats, he would declare the very strategic Strait of Ormuz as a "land of the United States", in a tone suggesting that he was joking.
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"Once we have finished beating Iran [...], soon I will declare the Strait of Ormuz as a territory of the United States," said the US President, with a little smile, during a meeting in Garden City, near New York.
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Compared to the pre-war level, the price of gasoline in the United States rose by more than 35% on Friday.
according to La Presse — ManchettesThe conflict is unpopular and household discontent with the cost of living is worth Donald Trump's popularity rating of having dropped sharply.
according to La Presse — ManchettesUS President Donald Trump said Friday that once Iran beats, he would declare the very strategic Strait of Ormuz as a "land of the United States", in a tone suggesting that he was joking.
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