President Donald Trump of the United States is considering the revival of "Operation Freedom" in the Strait of Hormuz, with plans for a broader military operation beyond just guiding ships through the strait.
The United States has imposed new sanctions on three individuals and nine entities related to the Islamic Republic, including four entities in Hong Kong, four in the United Arab Emirates, and one in Oman. The sanctioned individuals are Mohammad Reza Ashrafi, Samad Fathi Salami, and Ahmad Mohammadi-Zadeh, all linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
On Sunday, the U.S. military announced that an Ohio-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine entered Gibraltar, a British territory at the Strait of Gibraltar. The Pentagon did not disclose the submarine's name, as deployment locations of U.S. nuclear submarines are highly classified.
A source close to the negotiation team affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps told Tasnim News Agency that Iran's proposed text does not accept the removal of enriched nuclear materials from the country, contrary to some Western media reports. The source also stated that while the U.S. proposal includes releasing Iran's blocked funds, Iran has stressed that these funds must be released within a specified timeframe.
On Monday at the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump called Iran's latest proposals "foolish" and "trash," stating they do not address concerns about Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons and warning that the ceasefire is maintained by force. Trump此前的句子已经完整总结了文章的关键事实，无需再添加额外内容。
دونالد ترامپ، رییسجمهوری آمریکا، گفت در حال بررسی احیای «پروژه آزادی» در تنگه هرمز است. او تاکید کرد این بار هدایت کشتیها در این تنگه تنها بخش کوچکی از یک عملیات نظامی گستردهتر خواهد بود. سمیرا قرایی و بابک اسحاقی، خبرنگاران ایراناینترنشنال، گزارش میدهند
