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Gulf and Pakistan Seek De-escalation
Iran threatened to shell American ships that reveal mines if they enter the Strait of Hormuz, after U.S. President Donald Trump announced the removal of all previous mines in the strategic passage, considering that Washington's statements aim to calm the markets. The Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister stated that Iran possesses exclusive information about the locations of mines in the strait and warned that American ships that reveal mines would become easy targets if they pass through the area. Iran also announced that it would respond to the new U.S. sanctions by targeting American economic interests and its adversaries, rather than relying on previous sanctions measures. Conversely, the U.S. Secretary of State informed some allied countries that Washington will not carry out military strikes against Iran at this time, focusing instead on continuing sanctions and increasing economic pressure. Meanwhile, talks are progressing between Pakistan and Iran to support efforts to de-escalate and reopen the strait, amid reports that Pakistan has received a U.S. request to mediate for cooling tensions.
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