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list 1 of 4Trump says his decoy plane faced ‘greater risk’ in secret flight change.
list 2 of 4Top Iranian commander visited Iraq to discuss disarmament plan: Source.
list 3 de 4O Irã não é anti-imperialista. É um estado calculando a sobrevivência.
list 4 of 4As Strait of Hormuz transit drops, Trump again says US has ‘control’.
The remarks came a day after Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform that the US had “total control” of the strategic waterway.
Since the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran on February 28, Tehran has in effect blocked the strait, through which a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas transited before the war.
The US subsequently imposed a naval blockade on Iranian shipping and ports, while saying it would protect freedom of navigation for vessels travelling to and from non-Iranian ports.
O comando militar conjunto do Irã, o Quartel-General Central Khatam al-Anbiya, disse na quinta-feira que nenhum navio poderia transitar o Estreito de Ormuz sem permissão de Teerã.
Also on Thursday, senior military political official Rasoul Sanaei-Rad said that Iran would not reopen the strait unless the US fulfilled its commitments under the interim deal aimed at ending the war, adding that the reopening of the waterway was not something the US could achieve unilaterally, according to Fars news.
Sanaei-Rad also warned that Iran would respond more forcefully in any future conflict, saying: “In a possible future war, we will stand more firmly and more offensively.”.
In June, the two countries reached an interim agreement extending a ceasefire that had taken effect in April and calling for a swift return to freedom of navigation in the Gulf.
The deal unravelled a few weeks later after Iran resumed limited attacks on vessels that it said were sailing contrary to the arrangements under the agreement, prompting the US to restart strikes on Iran’s southern provinces, which Washington said were aimed at degrading Tehran’s ability to target vessels in the Gulf.
O Irã visa prolongar a guerra, pois acredita que a pressão econômica não representa uma ameaça existencial à sobrevivência de seu governo, disse Michael Stephens, um associado sênior do Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the US “has long miscalculated due to intelligence failures”, including when launching its war on Iran.
In a post on X, Araghchi said Washington’s actions in the Strait of Hormuz were “an even bigger miscalculation”. “Worse than fake news is fake intelligence,” the foreign minister said.
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Informação baseada em material público de Al Jazeera, reescrito pela redação ULTRA NOTÍCIAS.
