Tasnim noted that continuation of naval blockade means continuation of hostilities, adds Iran will not reopen Strait of Hormuz until the maritime blockade continues and will break the blockade by force if necessary

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Pakistan's PM thanks US President Trump for accepting requests to extend the ceasefire, adds they will continue serious efforts to reach a negotiated solution to the conflict and hope that both sides can reach a comprehensive peace agreement

Iran top joint military command spokesperson says they are warning against repeated threats of the US President and army commanders, that their capable and the powerful forces have been 100% ready and on the trigger for a long time

Tasnim noted that continuation of naval blockade means continuation of hostilities, adds Iran will not reopen Strait of Hormuz until the maritime blockade continues and will break the blockade by force if necessary

Iranian TV states Iran will not recognize ceasefire announced by Trump and may not abide by it and will act in accordance with its national interests, according to Al Mayadeen

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This headline underlines a critical escalation in regional tensions, with Iran threatening to use force to break a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. Given the strategic importance of this waterway for global oil transport, such actions could significantly impact crude prices, tightening supply and heightening geopolitical risk in energy markets.

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