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US-IRAN WAR LIVE: Is Trump Backing Down in the Hormuz Standoff? Iran Signals Blockade Could End
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June 3, 2026
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10:44:11Now PlayingTEHRAN/WASHINGTON — High-stakes negotiations to end the 2026 Iran War hang in a fragile balance as Tehran reviews a proposed final peace agreement with the United States, amid conflicting signals over the blockaded Strait of Hormuz. While U.S. President Donald Trump declared that a breakthrough is close and insisted the critical global energy corridor must remain open to international transit without Iranian control, Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has threatened to open new military fronts if U.S. naval blockade pressure persists. The standoff comes as the United States' 'Operation Epic Fury' and 'Project Freedom' naval escorts face intense scrutiny, with oil markets holding volatile at over $120 a barrel. Though mediators report progress on a comprehensive 60-day ceasefire, state-aligned media in Tehran indicates that Iran could maintain its shipping blockade unless Washington fully lifts its retaliatory maritime restrictions, leaving the world's most vital oil chokepoint on a knife-edge.
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