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Trump Says Iran Can 'Expect' Bombs As World Tensely Awaits 2nd Pakistan Talks, US Navy Boards Another Vessel
Trump Says Iran Can 'Expect' Bombs As World Tensely Awaits 2nd Pakistan Talks, US Navy Boards Another Vessel
Summary
Neither side wants to appear 'weak' by flying to Pakistan first without the other side having already clearly committed. Trump warns: 'Expect...bombs'
Iran has informed Pakistan it is sending a delegation, but still no sign or confirmation that the delegation is en route.
Overnight, US forces conducted a right-of-visit, maritime interdiction and boarding of the stateless sanctioned M/T Tifani in Indo-Pac region: CENTCOM
As just 12 ships have gone through Hormuz Strait in last 24...
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