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Trump resumes Iran port blockade and threatens strikes on energy targets

President Trump has resumed a blockade of Iranian ports and is threatening strikes against energy targets amid escalating military conflict.

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The United States and Iran have traded strikes with neither side showing signs of backing down. Recent U.S. military actions include strikes on a small, disputed island located in the Strait of Hormuz and the resumption of a port blockade.

Coverage from The New York Times, WSJ, and The Times of Israel emphasizes that Trump is weighing a major expansion of the campaign. These reports follow a meeting in the Situation Room where expanding military operations was discussed.

Attention is now on whether the U.S. will follow through on threatened strikes against energy targets and the scale of the military expansion being considered by the administration.

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What recent military actions has the U.S. taken?

The U.S. has resumed a blockade of Iranian ports and conducted strikes on a tiny, disputed island in the Strait of Hormuz.

What potential targets are being threatened?

According to Yahoo News UK, there are threats of strikes on energy targets.

How is the U.S. administration approaching the conflict?

Reports from WSJ and The Times of Israel indicate Trump is leaning toward and weighing a major expansion of military operations following a Situation Room meeting.

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