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Líder iraniano critica EUA e Israel, enquanto Trump se mostra otimista com negociações
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Mundo·4/6/2026Resumen IA

Líder iraniano critica EUA e Israel, enquanto Trump se mostra otimista com negociações

Líder supremo do Irã, Mojtaba Khamenei, acusou os EUA de serem derrotados em guerra e de semearem discórdia, enquanto criticou Israel como uma "base militar" americana. Paralelamente, o presidente dos EUA, Donald Trump, expressou otimismo sobre as negociações de paz, afirmando que o Irã concordou em não ter armas nucleares e que um encontro com Khamenei pode ocorrer.

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Iranian Official Warns US Carriers Face 'Graveyard' Amid Escalating Tensions Over Seized Tankers
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Política·3/5/2026Resumen IA

Iranian Official Warns US Carriers Face 'Graveyard' Amid Escalating Tensions Over Seized Tankers

Iranian Supreme Leader's military adviser Mohsen Rezaei warned the US that its aircraft carriers could be sent to a 'graveyard,' responding to President Trump's acknowledgment that American forces act 'like pirates.' The statement comes after the US seized two Iranian commercial vessels, Majestic and Tifani, and stole 3.8 million barrels of oil. Iran has condemned these actions as 'state piracy' and called on the UN Security Council to intervene, while also reserving the right to respond under international law.

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Iranian Adviser Threatens US Carriers 'Graveyard' After Trump Acknowledges 'Pirate' Actions
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Defense·3/5/2026Resumen IA

Iranian Adviser Threatens US Carriers 'Graveyard' After Trump Acknowledges 'Pirate' Actions

Iran's Supreme Leader's military adviser Mohsen Rezaei warned the US to prepare for its aircraft carriers and forces to face a 'graveyard,' responding to President Trump's acknowledgment that US forces act 'like pirates' during tanker seizures. Iran has accused the US of 'state piracy' after the seizure of two Iranian commercial vessels and theft of 3.8 million barrels of oil, calling on the UN Security Council to act.

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