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'DON'T CROSS...': US Navy Issues New Warning Over Hormuz Transit After Trump's Iran Deal
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3:29Now PlayingThe United States says its naval blockade of Iranian ports remains in force despite President Donald Trump's announcement of a breakthrough agreement with Tehran. A military advisory warned vessels not to attempt crossing into restricted areas until explicit authorization is given. The restrictions will remain until the U.S.-Iran deal is formally signed in Switzerland on June 19. The agreement is expected to pave the way for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global energy corridor that has been disrupted for more than 100 days. India and global shipping markets are closely watching developments, anticipating a major boost to trade.
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'DON'T CROSS...': US Navy Issues New Warning Over Hormuz Transit After Trump's Iran Deal
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