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Live updates: US carries out more strikes on Iran and begins blockade of Iranian ports

The U.S. has launched a new round of strikes against Iran and resumed a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

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The United States is conducting a series of military strikes against Iran, marking the fourth consecutive day of operations. Simultaneously, the U.S. has restarted a naval blockade of Iranian ports and the Strait of Hormuz.

Coverage from CNBC, DW.com, The Times of India, and The Guardian emphasizes the ongoing nature of the attacks and President Trump's threat to target Iranian power plants if a deal is not reached. Additionally, The Times of Israel reports that Trump has urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to withdraw IDF troops from Syria and Lebanon.

Future developments center on whether a deal will be reached to prevent strikes on power plants and the status of IDF troop withdrawals from Syria and Lebanon.

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Quick answers

What specific targets has the U.S. threatened?

According to The Guardian, President Trump has threatened to strike Iranian power plants unless a deal is reached.

How long have the strikes been occurring?

The Times of India reports that the U.S. has launched strikes for four straight days.

What is the status of the Strait of Hormuz?

Coverage from CNBC and The Times of India indicates that the U.S. has resumed a naval blockade of the strait.

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