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Iran Threatens to Cut Power to US Allies in Middle East Amid Rising Hormuz Strait Tensions
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First reported by Ynet · 12 minutes ago
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Iran threatens to cut power to US allies in the Middle East after President Trump warned of destroying Iranian infrastructure if ships are attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. The IRGC vowed retaliation against US-associated targets, while US officials criticized Iran's stance amid ongoing regional tensions.
- 01Iran threatens to cut electricity to US regional allies if attacked by the US.
- 02Trump warns of destroying Iranian bridges and power plants if ships are attacked in Hormuz.
- 03IRGC vows retaliation against US-associated infrastructure in the Middle East.
- 04Iranian Parliament Speaker warns no oil sales will occur where Iran does not sell oil.
- 05US Secretary of State calls Iran unserious about talks and warns against attacks on ships.
- 06Mossad and CIA chiefs met to discuss developments around Iran.
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