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By blocking Iranian ports, US aims to dry up Iran's resources
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At least FOUR Iran-linked ships sail through Strait of Hormuz despite Trump blockade – as China slams ‘dangerous’ siege
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US-sanctioned ships pass Strait of Hormuz as China calls Trump's blockade 'dangerous' | BBC News
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JD Vance accuses Iran of ‘economic terrorism’ in Strait of Hormuz and threatens ‘two can play that game’
The Independent —
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China-linked tanker that tested US blockade of Hormuz makes U-turn
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U.S.-Iran talks could restart before ceasefire expires: Reports
CNBC —
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Iran-linked ships transit through Strait of Hormuz — in defiance of President Trump’s blockade
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US blockade of Iran ports irresponsible and dangerous, China says
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Chinese tanker reportedly passes US’ Hormuz blockade
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Will US President Donald Trump’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz work? | The Global Story
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Trump threatens Iran as blockade goes into effect
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Trump's Iran Blockade: 3 Endgame Scenarios
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US Blockades Iranian Ports
The partial blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is intended to economically suffocate the Iranian regime by cutting off its vital oil and petrochemical exports.
While the U.S. military is stopping vessels that paid transit fees to Tehran, ship-tracking data indicates that some sanctioned tankers have already tested the perimeter.
China has condemned the move as dangerous and irresponsible, warning of potential countermeasures if the blockade persists.
Meanwhile, Pakistan is leading a diplomatic race to bring both delegations back to the table before a fragile two-week ceasefire expires.