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UK Defies Trump Again?, Says 'Won't Participate In Naval Blockade Of Hormuz Route' | US-Iran War
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3:09Now PlayingThe United Kingdom has said it will not participate in the United States’ proposed naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, signalling a divergence in approach among Western allies. London is instead “urgently working with France and other partners to put together a wide coalition to protect the freedom of navigation," according to a report by SKY News.
The move reflects growing international concern over rising tensions in the region and the need to keep one of the world’s most critical shipping routes open. UK’s response came just hours after US President Donald Trump announced a major escalation in Middle East.
UK government minister Wes Streeting on Sunday expressed concern over the stalled negotiations between the United States and Iran in Islamabad, calling the lack of progress “disappointing". Streeting also took aim at US President Donald Trump over his recent remarks on social media, describing them as provocative during a sensitive time.
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