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Donald Trump gave Iran a 48-hour ultimatum to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to shipping. He threatened to strike Iranian power plants if the blockade continued and proposed a shared U.S.-Iran control arrangement for the strategic waterway.
Iran's foreign minister stated the strait is open to ships from nations not supporting U.S.-Israeli aggression, while many ships reportedly fear passage. Over 20 countries offered to contribute to efforts to keep the strait open, and Russia and China voiced concern over the blockade and regional conflict escalation. Netanyahu also issued a warning to Iran.
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