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Tehran Threatens ‘Heave Attacks’ on US Bases, Ships in Response to Strikes on Iranian Vessels

Iran said that it would respond with “heavy attacks” if the US continues to strike its ships. Last week, President Donald Trump escalated enforcement of the blockade on Iran by attacking its vessels.  A statement published by the Iranian military on Saturday explained, “Any attack on Iranian tankers and commercial vessels will result in a […]
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