US Iran War LIVE Updates: The US Central Command (CENTCOM) said on Thursday that American forces are actively enforcing a large-scale maritime blockade targeting Iran’s ports and coastline, involving over 10,000 personnel, more than a dozen naval ships, and around 100 aircraft.
US Iran War LIVE Updates: What happened in the last few hours?
- In a post on X, is operating in the Arabian Sea as part of the effort, clarifying that the US is not blockading the Strait of Hormuz. It said the deployment is aimed at ensuring no vessels violate the President’s directive.
- The president said in a Las Vegas speech he was feeling pretty positive about the , despite the energy price spikes, the death and destruction and the anxiety about the future of.
- “I will say the war in Iran is going along swimmingly,” Trump said. “It should be ending pretty soon.” Trump added that the war was “perfect” as he praised the power of the U.S. military.
- A 10-day ceasefire announced by U.S. President Donald Trump and agreed on by Lebanon and Israel started at midnight.The two neighboring countries held their first direct diplomatic talks in decades on Tuesday in Washington after more than a month of war between Israel and the Iran-backed, .
- The president made the assertion in an exchange with reporters before departing for an event in Las Vegas on Thursday. If true, it would be a major concession from Iran, and would lock in a key demand of the U.S. to end the conflict. “They’ve agreed to give us back the nuclear dust that’s way underground because of the attack we made with the B-2 bombers,” said Trump, using a term he’s adopted as shorthand for the roughly 970 pounds of enriched uranium buried under Iranian nuclear sites damaged by U.S. strikes on the country last year.
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US Iran War LIVE: US deploys 12 ships, 100 aircraft to enforce blockade on Iranian ports
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