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Trump Declares Iran Must Pay for Damage to Ships Using Frozen Assets Amid Rising Tensions
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First reported by Ynet · 8 hours ago
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President Trump declared that damages to ships will be paid using frozen Iranian assets amid ongoing U.S. strikes on Iran. Iran condemned the move as a dangerous precedent, while Israeli security braces for possible Iranian retaliation.
- 01Trump orders damages to ships paid from frozen Iranian funds under U.S. control.
- 02U.S. military conducted 13 consecutive nights of strikes on Iranian military targets.
- 03Iranian Foreign Minister warns of dangerous precedent and global asset insecurity.
- 04Explosions and air defense activations reported across southern Iran and Tehran.
- 05Israeli security prepares for potential Iranian missile retaliation soon.
- 06Trump threatened a massive attack on Iran and confirmed full military readiness.
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