
Trump Warns Iran: 'Back Off or Face U.S. Bombs'
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Tensions escalate as Trump warns Iran over Strait of Hormuz, threatening military action if they dont clear it. Iran denies ceasefire claims, vows to defend. Oil prices surge, pressuring Trump to resolve the conflict swiftly amid ongoing attacks and mounting casualties.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Trump Warns Iran: 'Back Off or Face U.S. Bombs'. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
President Trump dropped a bombshell on truth social, warning Iran to quit blocking the straight-of-form moves or face U.S. bombs, sending them back to the Stone Age. That key waterway carries most of the world's oil, and his pose came right before a big televised speech. Earlier this week, he flipped on securing ships through there, saying America wants no part, even after threatening their power grid if they did not. Clear it by April 6th. Now more U.S. troops head to the region amid weeks of airstrikes hinting at a ground push. Iran shot back hard, with their foreign ministry calling Trump's claim of their president wanting a ceasefire totally false. Their top diplomat told Al Jazeera, no threats or deadlines work on them, and they are ready to defend no matter what. Trust in U.S. talks at zero. Oil prices exploded over 40% since the war kicked off. The Brent crew topping $103 a barrel, jacking up gas, food, and everything else. That piles pressure on Trump to wrap this up quick, maybe in two to three weeks if Iran's
nuclear threat fades. Attacks keep coming, from missiles hitting tankers near Qatar and Dubai, to drone sparking fires in Kuwait and sirens blaring in Israel. Casualties mount over thousands across Iran, Lebanon, Israel, and beyond, as both sides brace for whatever hits next. This has been Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.
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