With the Strait of Hormuz effectively under siege and no end to the war in sight, Trump escalates even as he searches for an exit – risking a longer war, higher oil prices and a more radical postwar Tehran
With the Strait of Hormuz effectively under siege and no end to the war in sight, Trump escalates even as he searches for an exit – risking a longer war, higher oil prices and a more radical postwar Tehran
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March 22, 2026Updated:10:10 AM IST
It's hard to know what the statement put out by U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday night really means, given that the American president talks to the public a lot, often contradicting himself. And yet, there was some internal logic in the statement.
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