US Moves to Enforce Naval Blockade of Hormuz Amid Iran Tensions

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The US says it will enforce a naval blockade of Iran’s ports and coastline in the Strait of Hormuz starting July 14, as the IRGC resumes attacks and declares the strait open; non‑Iranian vessel traffic in the area remains allowed, with humanitarian shipments exempt from restrictions, while the U.S. signals further strikes to degrade IRGC capabilities. Iran disputes control of the strait and says it will seek compensation for safe passage, while President Trump touts a role as the 'Guardian of the Hormuz' and discusses tolls.
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