Trump: Iranian naval blockade stays until Tehran agrees to nuclear deal - Axios

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President Trump stated Iran will remain under a naval blockade until it agrees to a nuclear deal, asserting this pressure is more effective than military strikes. Concurrently, US Central Command is planning potential strikes to break the negotiating deadlock, while Iran warns of an unprecedented response if the blockade continues.

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US President Donald Trump says Iran will remain under a naval blockade until a nuclear deal is reached, with CENTCOM preparing for potential military strikes if negotiations fail.

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