US and Iran Exchange Strikes, Trump Vows Further Action

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The US and Iran exchanged strikes overnight, with President Trump vowing further action and calling for Iran to "sign a deal." Iran's president stated they would "stand firm against any pressure or threat." The US military also struck an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman.

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