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Iran threatens US and announces prohibited zone near Strait of Hormuz

The supplied report says Iran threatened the United States and plans to establish a prohibited zone near the Strait of Hormuz, with sanctions threatened against vessels entering it. No concrete disruption is reported.

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The announcement raises the risk of confrontation and disruption at a critical global energy and shipping chokepoint.

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