How Iran raised Hormuz stakes by capturing ships After the US and Israel launched a war on Iran on February 28, Tehran blocked the Strait of Hormuz.

 

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After the US and Israel launched a war on Iran on February 28, Tehran blocked the Strait of Hormuz.


Iran on Wednesday captured two foreign container ships seeking to exit the Strait of Hormuz and fired at a third one, marking the latest escalation of tensions between Washington and Tehran in the narrow shipping passage and coming amid a United States naval blockade of Iranian ports which commenced on April 13.
On Monday this week, the US military fired on and then captured the Iranian-flagged container ship Touska close to the Strait of Hormuz in the northern Arabian Sea, as it was en route to the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas. In response, Iran accused the US of privacy. 


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