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Hegseth’s timeline for Strait of Hormuz is a bit murky

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The Secretary of Defense initially stated that the waterway would reopen “immediately” after a deal was signed, only to clarify his comment moments later.
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US launches strikes on Iran in retaliation for failed attack on American troops

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The Pentagon said Tuesday that it successfully intercepted an Iranian missile attack on U.S. forces stationed in the Middle East.
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