Ten residential houses, two civilian infrastructure facilities, a commuter bus, specialized vehicles, and a passenger car were damaged
Hormuz traffic slows further after US threatens more economic pressure on Iran
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A senior Iranian source said on Wednesday that there had been no progress in talks to build on a June agreement to end the war. Since the ceasefire renewed in the June deal broke down, Iran has resumed attacks on ships it accuses of trying to transit the strait without its permission.
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A senior Iranian source said on Wednesday that there had been no progress in talks to build on a June agreement to end the war. Since the ceasefire renewed in the June deal broke down, Iran has resumed attacks on ships it accuses of trying to transit the strait without its permis…
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