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Live updates: US carries out more strikes on Iran and begins blockade of Iranian ports
Trump also threatened to strike Iranian power plants and bridges. Footage appears to show drone impact in Kuwait after Iran claims strikes.
⢠Blockade underway: The US has reimposed its naval blockade of Iranian ports, according to a US military statement. The US previously enforced a blockade between April and June.
⢠Fourth day of strikes: Attacks were reported across the region as the US launched and completed another day of strikes on Iranian targets. Iranian state media also reported Tehran struck US military assets in Jordan.
⢠US warning: In a TV interview, President Donald Trump warned the US would strike bridges and power plants next week unless Tehran returns to the negotiating table. This is not the first time heâs made such a threat, using blustery warnings as a negotiating tactic.
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'Enough Is Enough': Lawmakers Criticize Trump Over Resumption of Iran War
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U.S. President Donald Trump speaks as Secretary of State Marco Rubio listens during a Cabinet meeting at the White House on May 27, 2026.
President Donald Trump sent Congress a formal notification that the U.S.-Iran war has resumed as Washington and Tehran trade fresh strikes over the Strait of Hormuz.
The letter, dated July 10 and confirmed to TIME by a White House official on Tuesday, is seemingly viewed by the Trump Administration as the start of a new 60-day window whereby the U.S. can engage in military action against Iran without seeking congressional approval.
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