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Iran warns continued US maritime blockade could shut Strait of Hormuz, other waterways

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Iran warns continued US maritime blockade could shut Strait of Hormuz, other waterways
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A senior Iranian commander has warned that the United States is escalating regional conflict and that countries acting as a defensive shield for the U.S. will face consequences. The statement follows tensions regarding maritime security and U.S. influence in the Middle East.

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Heightened rhetoric from Iranian military leadership regarding the Strait of Hormuz poses a significant risk to global energy markets and regional stability.

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--> Home World Top Iranian commander warns countries serving as defensive shield for US will 'burn in flames of war' Ebrahim Rezaei warns that any attack would return the region and its infrastructure to the 'Stone Age'

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