Iran War Live Updates: Trump Threatens Iran’s Power Plants if Strait of Hormuz Does Not Open

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President Trump’s ultimatum comes after Iranian missiles struck two cities in southern Israel, including one near the country’s main nuclear research center.

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/ Escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran risk broader regional conflict, disrupting global oil supply chains via the Strait of Hormuz.
/ Targeting critical infrastructure (e.g., power plants) could trigger retaliatory cyberattacks or military strikes, destabilizing energy markets.
/ Heightened security risks for multinational corporations operating in the Middle East, particularly in energy, logistics, and tech sectors.

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Iran War Live Updates: Trump Threatens Iran’s Power Plants if Strait of Hormuz Does Not Open

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