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Iran Responds To US Peace Proposal, While Threatening 'Decisive' Strike On UK, French Warships If They Approach Strait
Iran Responds To US Peace Proposal, While Threatening 'Decisive' Strike On UK, French Warships If They Approach Strait
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Iran warns of 'decisive, immediate' response to British or French warships approaching Hormuz Strait.
Iran responds Sunday to US peace proposal, finally submitting something official to Pakistan. Details not initially disclosed. Trump TS: Iran "playing games with the United States."
IRGC new warning: will unleash "heavy attack" on US bases in region if more Hormuz aggression persists.
The still not publicly seen Supreme Leader has met with a top Iranian military commander to talk 'readiness' against...
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