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Iran FURIOUS as Trump’s ‘Project Freedom’ RETURNS? U.S Navy Destroyers Rush Into Hormuz as Middle East tensions explode once again.
Trump Project Freedom, Hormuz Strait crisis, and U.S Navy destroyers are now dominating global headlines as fears of a major regional escalation grow.

A massive geopolitical storm may be unfolding in the Middle East after reports and speculation surrounding the return of Trump’s “Project Freedom” strategy triggered furious reactions from Iran. As U.S Navy destroyers move rapidly toward the Strait of Hormuz, global markets, oil traders, military analysts, and world leaders are watching every move with extreme concern. The possibility of a new confrontation involving Iran, the United States, and the Gulf region is now becoming one of the biggest breaking news stories worldwide.

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00:26Right now, somewhere in the Persian Gulf
00:29a Greek supertanker carrying 2 million barrels of crude oil is finally moving again,
00:36guided by the U.S. Navy through one of the most dangerous stretches of water on the planet.
00:41And it's only the beginning.
00:43The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow chokepoint between Iran and Oman,
00:48handles about 20% of all the world's oil and a quarter of its liquefied natural gas.
00:54When it flows, global energy flows.
00:57When it doesn't, you feel it at the pump, in factories, in power grids worldwide.
01:03Since the U.S.-Iran conflict erupted earlier this year,
01:07Iran has mined, blockaded, and struck vessels in the region.
01:12Hundreds of ships have been stranded, traffic has nearly stopped,
01:16energy prices have spiked, and the world has been watching, waiting.
01:20The Wall Street Journal is now reporting that the U.S. Navy has quietly restarted Project Freedom,
01:28the operation designed to escort civilian vessels through the strait.
01:32Destroyers, aircraft, drones, all positioned to get about a dozen ships,
01:38tankers, and container vessels safely across in the coming days.
01:42This isn't the first attempt.
01:44Back in early May, the Navy launched this same operation,
01:48and within days, major clashes broke out between U.S. and Iranian forces.
01:53The operation was paused.
01:55Cease-fire talks began.
01:57But here's the thing.
01:58Those talks, they're not going well.
02:01And last night's clashes in the strait?
02:03Officials have now confirmed they're directly tied to Project Freedom resuming.
02:08Iran has already struck an oil tanker near Oman this week.
02:12It views the U.S. escort mission as a direct provocation.
02:16The U.S. calls it protecting neutral commerce.
02:19Both sides are drawing very different lines in the same, very narrow waterway.
02:25The signal being sent by restarting Project Freedom is hard to misread.
02:30The U.S. is signaling that diplomacy may be running out of road.
02:34When you stop waiting for a deal and start moving ships, that's a message.
02:39A dozen ships in the next few days, a Greek supertanker already on its way to India,
02:45and a strait that the entire world depends on sitting on a knife's edge.
02:51Whether Project Freedom holds or sparks the next escalation could shape energy markets,
02:57regional alliances, and the trajectory of this conflict for months to come.
03:02We'll be watching every development as it breaks.
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