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The power is turned back on conflict between Iran and the United States. Al  Project Freedom Of Donald Trumpthey follow shots e crossed threats. Tehran promises retaliation after the start of the American project for liberate the ships commercial neutrals trapped for weeks in the Strait of Hormuz. An operation”no outlet“attacks the ayatollahs’ regime.

One this morning escorted merchant ship come on American forces he crossed it Strait of Hormuz. However, the news was denied by the Iranian news agency Tasnim.

Missiles and drones launched by the Islamic Republic yesterday hit a port and an oil tanker in the Emirati. Enter theIranian army accuses the United States of being responsible for the deaths of five civilians in an attack on two merchant ships off the coast ofOman.

According to Israeli media, Washington e Tel Aviv they are considering one military response to Iran’s attacks in the Emirates: military targets that threaten the Strait are targeted.

Meanwhile they continue without momentum negotiations between Iran and the United States. “There are no military solutions to a political crisis”, the words of the Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi which thus invites the United States to follow the path of diplomacy.

For his part Trump he remarks that “I don’t like war at all”, downplays the scale of the conflict (“we are in a mini war phase”) and claims the results obtained in Iran by claiming that “the military operation is going very well”. Then the US president warns Tehran: “If they hit our ships they will disappear from the face of the earth.”

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16.56 Pakistan “negotiations continue, confidence in progress”

Negotiations for a true end to the war between the United States and Iran are moving forward. This was reported by Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, as reported by the Iranian agency Isna and al Jazeera. “Consultations to end the US war against Iran continue,” he said, “we are confident that we can make significant progress in the negotiations.” The goal, he explained, is to reach an agreement that is “beneficial for both parties”.

16.37 Hegseth: kamikaze dolphins? Iran doesn’t have them, we don’t say so

The Pentagon denies in tones that are both serious and ironic the news of an alleged use by Iran of “kamikaze dolphins” equipped with mines to hit American ships and circumvent the naval blockade imposed by Washington, while tension remains high in the Strait of Hormuz, the epicenter of the clash between the two powers. “I cannot confirm or deny whether we have kamikaze dolphins, but I can confirm that they do not have them,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said in response to a question during a press conference at the Pentagon, thus dismissing the rumors that emerged at the end of April about possible “unreleased weapons” being studied by Tehran.

16.20 New missile alert in the Emirates

Anti-aircraft fire has once again gone into action in the United Arab Emirates. This was announced by the Ministry of Defense. “Emirati air defenses are facing missile and drone attacks arriving from Iran”, we read in a post on

2.41pm Hegseth: “The operation in Hormuz is a gift from the USA to the world”

“As a direct gift from the United States to the world, we have erected a mighty red, white and blue dome over the Strait.” This was stated by the US Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, in a press conference with the Chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dan Caine. “American destroyers are in position, supported by hundreds of fighter jets, helicopters, drones and reconnaissance aircraft, providing 24/7 surveillance of peaceful commercial vessels, except Iranian ones, of course, which is why our naval blockade remains in full force. Indeed, six ships attempted to force the blockade on Iranian ports at the start of Project Freedom, and they were all repelled,” he added.

2.35pm We will not send troops to Iran to liberate Hormuz

The US Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, assured that “no planes or troops will be sent into territorial waters or on the ground in Iran to liberate the Strait of Hormuz”.

2.27pm Hegseth: “The ceasefire still holds”

“Il cease il fire it’s not finished yet. Ultimately, it is a separate project e distinctand we expected that there would be some initial difficultieswhich actually happened. We said we would defend ourselves with all our might, and so we did.” This was declared by the US Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegsethin a press conference with the Chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dan Caine. “Iran knows this, and ultimately it will be the President who decides whether the situation escalates into a ceasefire violation. But certainly we urge Iran to be cautious in its actions, to keep them below this threshold,” he added. “At the moment, the ceasefire is holding, but we will continue to monitor the situation very, very carefully,” he concluded.

2.19pm US Army, ready to return to fighting

“Central Command continues to work to identify and mitigate any threats beyond Project Freedom. Centcom and the rest of the joint forces remain ready to resume major combat operations against Iran, should they be ordered to do so. No adversary should mistake our current restraint for a lack of resolve.” This was stated by the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dan Caine.

14.08 Hegseth: “The naval blockade remains fully in force”

“The naval blockade remains fully in force” This was stated by the US Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, in a press conference with the Chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dan Caine.

14.06 Hegseth, has no control of the Strait of Hormuz

“Iran does not control the Strait of Hormuz.” This was stated by the US Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, in a press conference with the Chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dan Caine.

12.50 Seoul evaluates participation in Project Freedom

 Seul consider whether to support Washington in escorting commercial traffic in Strait of Hormuza key hub for global energy and today at the center of tensions linked to the war between the United States, Israel and Iran. In a statement released on Tuesday, the South Korean Foreign Ministry clarified that the government “believes that safety and freedom of navigation in international maritime routes represent a common interest of all nations and must be protected in accordance with international law”, explaining that it is working on an evaluation of the American proposal.

10.33 The Pakistani prime minister condemns the attacks on the Emirates

Il Pakistani leader, Shehbaz Sharif, expressed his opinion support al president of the United Arab Emirates Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan after the Gulf country was hit by a refinement of missiles and drones. In a post on X, Sharif condemned attacks on the United Arab Emirates that set fire to an oil refinery and injured three Indian citizens. “It is absolutely essential that the cease-fire come maintained and respected to allow the necessary diplomatic space for dialogue leading to lasting peace and stability in the region,” Sharif said.

08.57 The president of Iran: “Irresponsible raids in the Gulf by the Pasdaran”

Il Iranian presidentMasoud Pezzekianis extremely angered by the actions of Ahmad Vahidi, commander of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution Iranians, judging the missile attacks and with drones against the United Arab Emirates actions “irresponsible“, carried out without informing the government and without coordination. This is what Iran International claims, citing exclusive sources. For the head of state it is “follia” the approach chosen by the Pasdaran. Hence, the search for a meeting with the Supreme Guide Mojtaba Khamenei to ask him to stop their attacks against the countries of the Persian Gulf, instead seizing the diplomatic possibility that he says still exists.

08.43 Iran denies the passage of the ship escorted by the US through the Strait

L’Iranian News Agencyin Tasnim denied the news that a ship linked to the Danish shipping company Maersk would have crossed it Strait of Hormuz under American escort. “The news is not accurate. No reliable maritime monitoring site has published such information and Maersk has not released any official statement confirming the move,” Tasnim said.

08.31 Tehran: “The United States has compromised security in Hormuz”

The new equation of Strait of Hormuz it is consolidating. There safety of maritime and energy transit was compromised give it United States and by their allies through ceasefire violations and blockades; naturally, their wickedness will be reduced.” This was stated by the president of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. “We know very well that maintaining the status quo it’s intolerable for the United States, and we haven’t even started yet,” he added.

07.52 India condemns the raid against the Emirates: “Reopen Hormuz”

New Delhi condemned the drone attack on a power plant in Fujairah, US United Arab Emiratesin which three Indians were injured, and urged “free and uninterrupted navigation and commerce through the Strict Of Hormuzin accordance with international law”.

“We demand an immediate cessation of these hostilities and attacks on civilian infrastructure and innocent civilians,” Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said in a statement. “India stands ready to support all efforts for peaceful resolution of the issues,” he added. Abu Dhabi yesterday blamed Tehran for the drone attack on the energy facility in Fujairah but the Islamic Republic denied it, claiming it had not “no plan” to attack oil facilities in the Emirates.

07.20 A ship through the Strait of Hormuz with US escort

The shipping company Danish Maersk declared that his merchant vessel Alliance Fairfax, swing US flagleft the Gulf after being escorted through the Strait of Hormuz by the American military. There were no problems during transit andcrew is safehe added.

00.12 Tehran: “Project Freedom is a dead project”

Il minister of the Foreign Iranian Abbas Araqchi criticized US military operations in the Strait of Hormuz where the White House has mobilized American forces to allow the passage of some merchant ships. “This situation shows that non There are military solutions to one political crisis“he said.
“As talks proceed thanks to Pakistan’s generous commitment, the United States should guard against the risk of being dragged back into a swamp“, Araghchi wrote on X. “Project Freedom is a dead project“, he underlined, referring to the US operation in the Strait of Hormuz.