Iran Vows Retaliation as US Hormuz Blockade Deadline Passes
Tensions escalate as Iran threatens retaliation following the US blockade deadline at the Strait of Hormuz, with oil prices surging amid supply disruptions.
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Iran reaffirms it has not received new U.S. proposals to resolve the nuclear dispute, insisting sanctions must lift ‘verifiably and effectively’ before uranium shipments resume.