
The US president assures that his forces control the maritime passage 100% after completely clearing it of mines
Trump demands compensation from Iran for damages and victims
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Summary
Trump acknowledged that Iran lays naval mines sporadically, but maintained that US forces have completely cleared the passage and that his country controls it "100%". Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, rejected the 15-point plan for the disarmament of Hamas in Gaza, which the White House considered advanced. Among his examples, he mentioned the attack on the US destroyer USS Cole, which occurred in 2000, leaving 17 US military personnel dead during the terrorist attack.
Furthermore, The conflict dates back to February 28, when the United States and Israel launched an offensive against Iran with the argument of preventing Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon. Tehran asked to lift the naval blockade, end sanctions, release frozen assets, and receive compensation for damages resulting from the war that began on February 28.
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Trump acknowledged that Iran lays naval mines sporadically, but maintained that US forces have completely cleared the passage and that his country controls it "100%".
according to Infobae — AméricaIsrael's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, rejected the 15-point plan for the disarmament of Hamas in Gaza, which the White House considered advanced.
according to La Tercera (CL) — PortadaAmong his examples, he mentioned the attack on the US destroyer USS Cole, which occurred in 2000, leaving 17 US military personnel dead during the terrorist attack.
according to SDPnoticiasThe conflict dates back to February 28, when the United States and Israel launched an offensive against Iran with the argument of preventing Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon.
according to Infobae — AméricaTehran asked to lift the naval blockade, end sanctions, release frozen assets, and receive compensation for damages resulting from the war that began on February 28.
according to SDPnoticias
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