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Trump Declares Hormuz 'Never Again' Closed By Iranians, State Media Quickly Calls BS In New Threat
Trump Declares Hormuz 'Never Again' Closed By Iranians, State Media Quickly Calls BS In New Threat
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Trump Praises Iran for Fully Reopening Hormuz Chokepoint; Crude Tanks, Yields Dump, Equity Futs Up; Follows by claiming Iran will 'never again' close it; FARS soon after contradicts in fresh threat.
Iran's Aragchi says "Strait of Hormuz is declared completely open". However, Iranian official tells FARS: "If the maritime blockade continues, it will be considered a violation of the ceasefire, & the Strait of Hormuz transit route will be closed."
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