VP Vance warns any attempt to close Strait of Hormuz will trigger U.S. military response, says strikes will continue until Iran reopens the lane and stops attacking vessels — sources
JD Vance warns Iran that any attempt to close the Strait of Hormuz will trigger a U.S. military response, saying Iran must comply with a deal or face continued strikes, and that military action will persist until Iran reopens the lane and stops attacking vessels, according to sources.
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