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General · 8 May 2026

Trump claims ceasefire despite Strait of Hormuz attacks

Trump claims ceasefire despite Strait of Hormuz attacks

Recent hostilities in the Strait of Hormuz have occurred, despite President Trump's assertion that a ceasefire with Iran remains active. Both nations exchanged fire late on Thursday night, with the US reporting self-defence strikes against Iranian attacks on its destroyers. Iran's military command, however, alleged that the United States carried out aerial attacks on its coastal areas.

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