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3:03Now PlayingTensions between Iran and the United States are escalating, with Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf defending military spending as essential for national survival. Responding to Marco Rubio, he claimed Iran’s defence capabilities prevented the U.S. from seizing its oil resources. Washington continues to accuse Iran of pursuing nuclear weapons and is targeting its missile and drone programmes. Donald Trump has warned of continued military action, even as talks remain uncertain. The conflict is driving fears over the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global oil supply and pushing prices higher, as markets react to growing instability.
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