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'CHOKING LIKE PIG...': Trump Rejects Iran's New Hormuz Deal As War Fears Reignite Amid Nuke Deadlock
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3:53Now PlayingUS President Donald Trump has rejected Iran’s proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz before nuclear talks, vowing to continue the naval blockade until Tehran agrees to zero nuclear weapons. Calling the blockade “more effective than bombing,” Trump said pressure will intensify. While talks remain ongoing, deadlock persists over sequencing and demands. The White House has kept military options open, even as Iran warns of “unprecedented action” and accuses the US of economic warfare. Rising tensions are keeping global energy markets on edge, with analysts divided on the blockade’s real impact and risks of further escalation.
'CHOKING LIKE PIG...': Trump Rejects Iran's New Hormuz Deal As War Fears Reignite Amid Nuke Deadlock
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