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‘Project Freedom’ takes hold with 11 ships transiting Strait of Hormuz as Trump refuses to telegraph his redline on Iran

President Trump was coy Tuesday on what would break the tenuous US-Iran cease-fire, as the United Arab Emirates came under attack for a second day.

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‘Project Freedom’ takes hold with 11 ships transiting Strait of Hormuz as Trump refuses to telegraph his redline on IranPresident Trump was coy Tuesday on what would break the tenuous US-Iran cease-fire, as the United Arab Emirates came under attack for a second day.
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