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Trump Escalates Iran Threats as April 7 Deadline Approaches
US President Donald Trump has intensified threats against Iran, demanding the country reopen the Strait of Hormuz by midnight on April 7 and threatening to destroy Iranian infrastructure if demands are not met. Tehran has rejected the proposal and stated it would respond to strikes on its infrastructure by ramping up attacks on energy sites in the Persian Gulf
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Major Energy Infrastructure Attacked Across Middle East
Multiple oil and petrochemical facilities across the region have been targeted by drone attacks, with Kuwait's Mina al-Ahmadi refinery hit for the fourth time, Bahrain's petrochemical facilities catching fire, and power plants shut down following Iranian drone strikes. These attacks have significantly disrupted energy operations and supply in the region.
Hormuz Traffic Surges to Highest Levels in Weeks
Transit through the Strait of Hormuz has risen dramatically, with Iran allowing ships linked to Asian countries including China, India, Pakistan, and Thailand to pass through. The crude oil tanker Ocean Thunder, carrying 1 million barrels of Iraqi Heavy Crude, successfully exited the strait on April 5
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