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Iran War Day 143: The U.S. and Iran Trade Strikes as Casualties Mount, Ships Avoid Hormuz, and Gas Prices Rise

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By Harrison Berger
| The American Conservative Verified
The Iran War Iran War Day 143: The U.S. and Iran Trade Strikes as Casualties Mount, Ships Avoid Hormuz, and Gas Prices Rise Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... The U.S. conducted a new round of airstrikes on Iran overnight, and Iran retaliated with attacks on Washington’s regional allies as the conflict entered its 143rd day.
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Houthis Announce ‘Maritime Embargo’ Against Saudi Arabia

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By Harrison Berger
| The American Conservative Verified
The Iran War Houthis Announce ‘Maritime Embargo’ Against Saudi Arabia Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Yemen’s Houthis announced Monday the immediate launch of a “maritime embargo” against Saudi Arabia. The Houthis cited “the targeting of Sana’a International Airport” and Saudi Arabia’s “siege…for nearly twelve years.” It was not immediately clear how the Houthis planned to enforce its embargo or how narrowly Saudi assets would be targeted.
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How to Honor the Dead US Service Members

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By Ron Paul, John Duncan Jr., Harrison Berger
| ronpaulinstitute.org
Over the weekend the Pentagon announced that four more US soldiers have been killed in President Trump’s war on Iran. That brings the total to 17, but many believe the real number of dead US servicemembers is much higher than that. The Pentagon has claimed it has no obligation to reveal how many military personnel have been injured, which suggests that number may be much higher than we are hearing. Many of these injuries will be horrific and life-altering.
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