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EU rejects 100 vessels bound for Iranian ports amid blockade

The European Union reportedly rejected 100 vessels bound for Iranian ports as part of a blockade. Other supplied reports consist of allegations and rhetoric concerning the Iran-U.S. conflict, without independently established new attacks.

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A large-scale maritime blockade would intensify pressure on Iran, disrupt shipping and raise the risk of wider military escalation.

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