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Iran’s strikes show its priority is flexing muscle on Hormuz, not dealing with Trump

יול 14, 2026 ·  Source: The Times of Israel 84Objectivity score84/100

Iran’s strikes show its priority is flexing muscle on Hormuz, not dealing with Trump

Tehran looked to reap massive rewards from the MOU it signed with the US; now it's risking throwing that all away, as it shuts down the key waterway and attacks US bases and allies

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Despite a recent memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the US, Iran has escalated its actions in the Strait of Hormuz, prioritizing control over the vital waterway. After the MOU halted a US military campaign and offered sanctions relief, Iran struck three commercial oil tankers on July 7, leading to US retaliatory strikes. Iran further escalated by launching missiles and drones at US military sites, prompting President Trump to consider the MOU

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