Max Gorden Fox News Dubai Iran deal
by HOMERED: Donald Trump
The U.S. military has reinforced its presence around the Strait of Hormuz to keep traffic moving ahead of the anticipated Iran deal signing. CENTCOM confirmed the move. Trump is not easing pressure, signaling that the regime in Tehran cannot be trusted. Reports indicate Iran launched one-way attack drones targeting commercial vessels.
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Both sides are still wrestling over the Strait of Hormuz. Last night, Iran launched several one-way attack drones trying to strike commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. forces say they shut them all down, though, with CENTCOM stating that the international trade corridor remains open for transit. That is, except for ships trying to go to or from Iranian ports, with the blockade still in place. Meanwhile, Tehran and Washington are both trying to play up their end of a potential memorandum of understanding that would end the war and open up a longer negotiation period. According to a senior administration official, the performance-based deal includes the destruction and removal of Iran's nuclear material, Iran dismantling its nuclear program, no sanctions relief until compliance, opening up the Strait of Hormuz, and ending the funding of terrorist groups. But as Washington sells their version, Iranian state media released their own details, emphasizing U.S.
