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United States military forces executed retaliatory airstrikes targeting Iranian installations after an incident involving a drone launched by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps that hit a cargo ship registered under Singapore in the Strait of Hormuz, as confirmed by two officials from the U.S. The drone attack led to a brief suspension of the International Maritime Organization's vessel evacuation efforts in the area. This military action occurs against the backdrop of ongoing negotiations for a tenuous ceasefire between Washington and Tehran, while representatives from Israel and Lebanon engage in their fourth consecutive day of peace talks in Washington, D.C. President Trump stated that the unblocked Iranian funds would be utilized to acquire American agricultural products for the benefit of the Iranian populace.
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00:00Breaking right now, U.S. forces have struck Iranian targets after the IRGC attacked a commercial cargo ship in the
00:07Strait of Hormuz.
00:08Two U.S. officials confirm an Iranian drone hit a Singapore-flagged vessel,
00:13triggering the International Maritime Organization to temporarily pause its evacuation operations in the region.
00:20This comes as Washington and Tehran try to hold together a fragile ceasefire that's already showing serious cracks.
00:27At the same time, Israeli and Lebanese officials are sitting down for a fourth day of peace talks in Washington,
00:34D.C.
00:34President Trump says frozen Iranian assets will now be used to buy American crops for the Iranian people,
00:41an unusual twist in an already volatile situation.
00:45With strikes and counter-strikes happening within the supposed ceasefire window, tensions in the Gulf are far from over.
00:52This is a developing story.
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