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Iran Shifts to Fully Offensive Policy Amid Deadline to US Over Hormuz Strait Tensions
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First reported by Maariv · 2 hours ago
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Iran announces a shift to a fully offensive military posture amid a set deadline for the US to comply with a memorandum, warning of escalation in the Strait of Hormuz if diplomatic efforts fail. Tehran denies direct talks with the US, while Israeli sources warn of potential regional conflict expansion due to economic pressures and maritime blockades.
- 01Iran shifts from defensive to fully offensive policy amid rising regional tensions.
- 02Tehran sets a deadline of several weeks for US compliance with a memorandum.
- 03Iran warns the maritime blockade in the Strait of Hormuz cannot continue indefinitely.
- 04IRGC denies US claims of direct talks with Iranian military leaders.
- 05Israeli sources see signs of Tehran preparing for wider regional escalation.
- 06US considers tougher sanctions targeting Iran's oil exports and financial system.
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