US-Iran War Live Updates: Iran has issued a warning that any renewed American strikes would result in retaliation against US assets and vital energy infrastructure throughout the Gulf. Additionally, a potential agreement with Oman could grant Tehran authority over ships entering the Strait of Hormuz. Stay tuned for the latest updates.
US-Iran War Live Updates: Iran has alerted Gulf nations that any renewed US aggression towards its territory would lead to retaliation against American assets and essential energy infrastructure in the region, according to five sources cited by Reuters.
This warning came after President Donald Trump’s threat on July 28 to target Iran’s energy network and infrastructure. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has urged Gulf allies of Washington to leverage their influence with Trump to avert further strikes, as revealed by a senior diplomat.
In the meantime, a proposed deal between Iran and Oman, aimed at resolving the ongoing five-month conflict, could allow Tehran to take control of ships entering the Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz, as reported by a senior Iranian source and two regional officials to Reuters. This would mark one of the largest concessions to Iran to date.
Trump has indicated that an agreement to reopen the strait is on the horizon, but US officials have consistently maintained that Washington will not tolerate Iranian control over this vital energy trade route.
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