Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated once again, with President Trump warning Tehran that he is prepared to launch another military strike if a deal is not reached soon. In a thinly veiled threat, Trump hinted at a potential "big hit" against Iran, sparking fears of a wider conflict in the already volatile region. Meanwhile, a South Korean oil tanker has become the first vessel from a Korea-managed ship to navigate the Strait of Hormuz since the Iran conflict began, highlighting the ongoing risks to global shipping in the area. As Iran threatens to open "new fronts" in the war, the international community holds its breath, waiting to see if diplomatic efforts can avert a catastrophic escalation.
Trump says he could strike Iran again as Tehran threatens ‘new fronts’ in war if an attack takes placeTrump threatens ‘a big hit’ if Tehran does not make deal soonA South Korean oil tanker is passing through the strait of Hormuz, marking the first such case involving a Korea-managed ship since the Iran war began.“Consultations with Iranian authorities were completed, and the vessel began sailing yesterday. It is passing through the strait very cautiously,” South Korea’s foreign minister, Cho Hyun, said, according to the Seoul-based Yonhap news agency. Continue reading...
